Even if you had sole custody, you would still need to notify your ex of the move and if he contested it, he could then take you back to court to fight it...contact your ex and go from there.
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Moving out of state?
I have temporary custody, since june of 2005, of my 13 year old daughter. I am planning a move out of state. Is there anything I have to do take her with me, or can we just go? I know in some states, it is considered kidnapping if you cross state lines without the other parents permission.
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Submitted 672 days ago...
If he decides to fight it, you may be able to leave anyway. the only catch is that you'd have to go back to his state for court. if you do leave and dont come up with an agreement with him, he has 6 months to file for you to come back, or he would have to go to your new state for court.
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Submitted 526 days ago...
So you don't have the main custody of the child?
if you don't, that might be kidnapping, so i wouldn't do it.
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