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Can one parent change residence without notifying the other in joint custody?

Can one parent change residence without notifying the other in joint custody?

Q: Can I move with my child without father's permission in the USA?

Generally, if you have joint custody, you cannot move with your child without the father's permission or a court order. It’s important to communicate your plans and potentially seek legal advice to ensure compliance with custody laws and agreements.

Q: Can I leave the country with my child without the permission of the father?

If you share joint custody, you typically cannot take your child out of the country without the father's consent or a court order. International travel can complicate custody arrangements, so it's advisable to obtain permission to avoid legal issues.

Q: Can the father of your child stop you from moving?

Yes, if you have joint custody, the father can challenge your move in court. He may argue that the move would negatively impact his relationship with the child. It's essential to discuss your plans and possibly seek legal advice before making any decisions.

Q: Can a parent take a child without the other parent's permission?

No, if you have joint custody, one parent cannot take the child without the other parent's consent. Doing so can lead to legal consequences, including potential custody disputes. Always communicate and seek agreement on such matters.

Full question:

In a divorce with joint custody set forth, is it allowable for one parent to change residence without ever notifying the other of the new address ?

Category: Divorce
Subcategory: Child Support
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Arizona

Answer:

Absolutely not. One parent cannot change their residence without notifying the other parent. Both parties are required to disclose their addresses to each other. Additionally, some courts mandate that any address changes be reported to the court for the divorce file.

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FAQs

Can my ex keep me from moving to another state?

In most cases, if you share joint custody, your ex cannot prevent you from moving to another state without a court order. However, you must notify them of your intended move and may need to seek permission from the court, especially if the move affects custody arrangements. Always check your custody agreement and consult with a legal professional for guidance.