Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am sorry I do not have any advice for you but I just wanted to express my full sympathy for your situation.
I guess it depends on your state, but I don’t think he can legally take your two children to another state w/o your explicit consent.
In my state, unless you have a custody order that prevents moving the kids, there's an assumption that a parent has custody and can travel with their kids. So, you want to file that emergency custody order that specifically states that the kids can't travel or can't travel for more than a certain number of days. That should be the first thing your attorney addresses.
This. You need to.file immediately or he could force proceedings in his new state.
Anonymous wrote:do not let him take them out of state at least not without a legal plan worked out. he is trying to force you to move to that state by relocating them. you need an attorney, NOW.
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like you may have a very busy summer with lots of solo child care ahead of you. I'd put any plans to go to Vegas on an indefinite hold if I were you.Anonymous wrote:What will happen with child custody this summer with our 2 young kids (7 and 4)? DH has not filed yet. We are both finding attorneys. He plans to move out of state and wants to take them with him for a long period this summer. Sounds crazy to me and not good for our kids.
What will happen and what do I need to do?
(Yes, I am finding an attorney and googling around, but if anyone has experience with this I’d appreciate your feedback. Thanks.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am sorry I do not have any advice for you but I just wanted to express my full sympathy for your situation.
I guess it depends on your state, but I don’t think he can legally take your two children to another state w/o your explicit consent.
Currently, he can go anywhere he wants with the children. As can she. Unless a court issues an order to the contrary. OP, before you start burning all your money up on an endless court battle, please try to think strategically. There are endless threads on here of women bemoaning the father's failure to look after the children. You are having this freedom offered up to you in a silver platter. Stop making decisions based on the notion that anything your husband dies is automatically bad for you. Unless this husband is a foreign national and you think he will try to flee the country, you have nothing to worry about. There is an interstate child custody compact which most states use to address multi jurisdictional custody disputes of it comes to that. Slow down and enjoy your extended summer vacation without the kids. Isn't this the break every feminist claims they want?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am sorry I do not have any advice for you but I just wanted to express my full sympathy for your situation.
I guess it depends on your state, but I don’t think he can legally take your two children to another state w/o your explicit consent.
In my state, unless you have a custody order that prevents moving the kids, there's an assumption that a parent has custody and can travel with their kids. So, you want to file that emergency custody order that specifically states that the kids can't travel or can't travel for more than a certain number of days. That should be the first thing your attorney addresses.
Anonymous wrote:I am sorry I do not have any advice for you but I just wanted to express my full sympathy for your situation.
I guess it depends on your state, but I don’t think he can legally take your two children to another state w/o your explicit consent.
Sounds like you may have a very busy summer with lots of solo child care ahead of you. I'd put any plans to go to Vegas on an indefinite hold if I were you.Anonymous wrote:What will happen with child custody this summer with our 2 young kids (7 and 4)? DH has not filed yet. We are both finding attorneys. He plans to move out of state and wants to take them with him for a long period this summer. Sounds crazy to me and not good for our kids.
What will happen and what do I need to do?
(Yes, I am finding an attorney and googling around, but if anyone has experience with this I’d appreciate your feedback. Thanks.)
Anonymous wrote:I am sorry I do not have any advice for you but I just wanted to express my full sympathy for your situation.
I guess it depends on your state, but I don’t think he can legally take your two children to another state w/o your explicit consent.