Statute of limitation question

[NPinks]

In my final divorce decrees' "amendment to visitation" it states that if either party wants to move out of state, they must give a 30 day notice to the other party. Nothing says that you have to do it in writing or give it to the court. Just that a 30 day notice is given. That being said, my ex is saying that I didn't notify him of my move 30 days prior, and here it is 5 months since I moved from Georgia to Illinois, and he is still threatening to take me to court because I moved out of state with my kids. He has been here, aknowledged the fact that I live here, is sending me child support checks here, etc...

Is there a statute of limitations on how long he has to file something in court in Georgia? I am tired of him holding this over my head! Please help!!!

P.S. ArmyJudge, you have a copy of the decree, what is your opinion on this?

 

[army judge]

No, the statute of limitations does not apply in your case. As long as there are custody issues, either one of you are free to litigate them.

I suspect that the notification should have been in writing. Why? Because, absent any writings, you have no proof of the notification.

Besides, I'm not sure that merely notifying him satisfied the spirit of the decree. He had a right to contest your move. I think this won't be solved until you're both back before the judge.