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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No he's not legally entitled to enroll them in another state.   Their home remains with the OP and in her state.  If he claimed otherwise he would be committing fraud upon that school district.[/quote]
Dude, illegals show up at schools insider spring every week of the year and havent enrolled there properly nor unenrolled in their homeland. No one bats an eye.

Maybe the guy went online and already unenrolled his kids for next year. [/quote]

Kids primary residency is established by where they permanently lived and were attending school. The marital home. And schools would request mother consent to enrollment . He can’t “establish” a new residency because he just wants it to be a different state. No.

OP needs to file and indicate where the kids current residency is . Also a good idea would be contacting all schools in a country where husband intends to live and inform the schools that mother consent wasn’t given. [/quote]

Kids are enrolled in school by one parent all the time.  Kids who are enrolled in school, get enrolled in another school all the time.  The unenrollment happens when the new school requests records from the old school.

He has 100% rights until there is a court order that changes that.  He's not going to file for a court order that takes away his custody and rights, so if OP wants to limit those right, she needs to file[/quote]

Of course when that parent has a sole custody they can enroll. But as a general matter both parents should sign the enrollment forms . I dealt with similar cases.

OP does need to file go re divorce and this will confirm legally the current status quo with kids permanent residency /marital  home [/quote]

Do you work at a public school?  The vast majority of times one parent comes in and fills out the forms.

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Yes both public and private now ask for both parents. If they don’t - OP should notify the schools in that other state/country asap . That’s the purpose of reaching out while it’s all being resolved [/quote]

DH NEVER signed anything in DCPS. [/quote]

VA public schools do require it and most DC privates for sure [/quote]

No they don’t. APS only requires one parent or guardian. Privates probably require it because both parents are financially liable for tuition. [/quote]

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