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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t violate a court order against international travel absent the other parent’s approval. OMG, just don’t do it. You would be in for a world of hurt if your soon to be Ex reports you. The judge could be livid, and you could be prosecuted for kidnapping. I am not kidding. Seen it many times in family law cases.

File a pro se motion with the court requesting permission to take your kid with you. Cite your parents health and the desire for the child to see them again while they’re still lucid and reasonably healthy. Explain that your spouse has never refused such travel before and you believe the current refusal is arbitrary and capricious.[/quote]

Request an expedited hearing citing the purchase of tickets in reliance on husband’s prior approval of travel. Also include in the motion that husband has refused to respond as to whether he will take custody of the child in your absence in light of his refusal to provide written permission. And definitely include in the motion that he has attempted to coerce your acceptance of terms in the dissolution in exchange for his permission.

I suggest you draft this motion then send a digital copy of the draft to your husband and ask if he wants to provide the written permission or should you file it?

He will not look good to the court playing manipulation games like this.[/quote]

Thank you! Ex doesn't respond well to open refusals but apparently that's what needs to be done![/quote]

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