child custosdy
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Proserpina
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Was paternity disestablished? (In other words - did the other guy establish paternity of the child born within wedlock?)
How many children are involved?
Where is she wanting to relocate? Who is the primary caregiver?
How many children are involved?
Where is she wanting to relocate? Who is the primary caregiver?
army judge
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If you have an attorney assisting you with the divorce, ask the attorney to explain what is involved in custody.
Take a day or two to digest what you've learned.
Make an informed decision, and proceed.
You also need to speak with your attorney about disestablishing paternity for your wife's child with her paramour. You should fight that, unless you want to support another man's child!
Because you and her were married at the time of her illicit conception, you are the putative father. You need to get off the hook for the acts of that adulterous cow.
Take a day or two to digest what you've learned.
Make an informed decision, and proceed.
You also need to speak with your attorney about disestablishing paternity for your wife's child with her paramour. You should fight that, unless you want to support another man's child!
Because you and her were married at the time of her illicit conception, you are the putative father. You need to get off the hook for the acts of that adulterous cow.
Proserpina
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I asked those questions for a reason. 
In many instances, out-of-state moves will be approved based upon certain facts - such as, is it a bordertown move? Or is she wanting to go to the other side of the country?
Please answer the questions, then we can try to help you further.
In many instances, out-of-state moves will be approved based upon certain facts - such as, is it a bordertown move? Or is she wanting to go to the other side of the country?
Please answer the questions, then we can try to help you further.
Proserpina
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...and the other questions....
Proserpina
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Perhaps. Maybe.
Unless you can answer the questions, nobody can really give you any other answer.
In many cases, the relocating parent is given permission to take the child - for example, if Mom has been the primary caregiver, this helps her.
And it depends on the age of the child, to some extent. And Mom's reasons for relocating.
Please speak with an attorney.
Unless you can answer the questions, nobody can really give you any other answer.
In many cases, the relocating parent is given permission to take the child - for example, if Mom has been the primary caregiver, this helps her.
And it depends on the age of the child, to some extent. And Mom's reasons for relocating.
Please speak with an attorney.
nnuclear77
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She has to prove that this is in the best interest of the child! Also moving to Texas will completely blow the parenting plan established. My girlfriend just went thru this. In theory she cannot just pickup and move without court permission.. you can hold her in contempt if she does. I would file a motion against her that you donot agree with the move and that this isn't in the child's best interest!
Proserpina
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Given that the thread is over a year old, nnuclear, I would suspect the matter has been solved one way or the other.
nnuclear77
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Lol..you know I didn't even pay attention to how old the thread was. I will start looking for now on. Thanks for the reply..
Proserpina
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It happens to us all 
Thank you for understanding
Thank you for understanding
nnuclear77
New Member
No problem. I am no lawyer but been thru a lot court wise. Going thru it again unfortunately so I will pass what knowledge I learn to try and help others..
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