if i live in oh and want to move to ky with my child what are the laws for this? i am not married and there are no current court

An unmarried mother is the natural legal custodian of her child, by statute, and may make all decisions regarding that child, including removing herself to another geographic location, so long as those decisions for removal do not violate a court order currently in existence. The only right a father has is to seek an order of parenting from a court with jurisdiction over the child and then to enforce that order. For example, a father does not have rights to parenting time (visitation) absent a court order. So until the father obtains a court order, you may do as you please as mother of the child.

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