It's not clear what you mean "automatic custody." The default state is for the natural parents of a child to be the custodians of that child; if the mother is not married or at least cohabitating with the father it's generally assumed that she will be the custodian. Changing that requires a deliberate legal process. If someone (for example: the child's natural father, or the child's grandparents) wants to contest it, they will have to go to court. In that case, while it's not "automatic" that the mother will win, courts do traditionally have a strong bias in favor of the natural parents (again, particularly the mother).
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No it is filmed on the Universal sets in Los Angeles. But the show itself is supposed to be set in New York.
How I Met Your Mother takes place in New York City as the main setting.
Until you are 18 the parent with full custody can determine where you live.
Dylan O'Brien is an actor, director and musician from New York City. O'Brien's actress mother is Lisa O'Brien, nee Rhodes.
If this was done with the approval of the court, and not just a letter to the mother, than no.
Yes, if there is no court order of custody in place, the child can reside with either parent. Either parent also has the right to petition the court to block or allow the action.
New York Confidential - 1959 Custody 1-25 was released on: USA: 1959
If the child has not reached the state's age for emancipation, the custodial parent must agree to the change or the non-custodial parent must petition the court to obtain equal or sole custody rights.
Given that the court has given custody to you, any deviation is in violation of the court order. Typically at 18 they are no longer a minor and can choose where to live. Your child support payments are dependant upon the court order. Her choice of living arrangements after 18 will not obligate you to pay child support. You/she/mother could petition the court to change the custody and support arrangements.
You tell the child to say that they love you and not there dada
In the absense of a court order, either parent can move anywhere they want. The other parent can then try to obtain a court order giving them sole custody if they don't like it.
No, not as long as the minor child notifies the custodial parent (in this instance the mother) of his or her whereabouts. However, the custodial parent (mother) can petition the court to have the juvenile returned to her custody is the minor child refuses to do so voluntarily.
You have to file where ever the child lives.
Only with approval by the court of a Motion for Custody of a Child In Need Of Care.
Sadly his mother divorced his father when he was an infant. He has had little contact with his biological mother and in 2002 expressed no interest in knowing her or his older half-brother.His mother is Jerrie Lee. When he was one, his parents divorced and custody was given to his father Yuki Ohno.
surrogate mother contracts are permissible in state of New York.