CAN CHILDREN BE BROUGHT OUT-OF-STATE BE EITHER DIVORCED PARENT?
A custodial parent cannot move out-of-state without permission of the court, but can obtain permission if it can be shown to be in the child’s “best interests”. Routine trips are usually allowable for either parent. A non-custodial parent has no right to move out-of-state with the children. Of course, agreements by the parties may allow such changes.
Related Questions
- If a divorced couple have joint legal custody of the children, Can one parent take the kids out of the state even for a short period of time without having the consent of the other parent?
- When parents are divorced or separated, which parent may claim the children as dependents?
- CAN CHILDREN BE BROUGHT OUT-OF-STATE BE EITHER DIVORCED PARENT?
