Can an agreement to not move out of state be changed if we agree due to child custody?
Yes. If he signs and consents (have it notarized) then you can move.
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Yes. If he signs and consents (have it notarized) then you can move.
He needs to ask the child support enforcement unit.
You need an order of the court to relocate or consent of the father in writing.
At her age her voice will be heard in the courts. It needs to be handled properly.
Go to court and get a custody order. Without any order now he can try to take her and you will have to run to court.
You may need to file a writ of habeas corpus if the Florida police do not give her back to you.
You do not necessarily need consent but you do need to give him notice and information of travel. Look at your agreement.
You need an attorney to represent you ASAP. You need to make sure you are prepared and able to get what you need for yourself and the kids.
You need a lawyer ASAP. This needs to be handled properly. You should not be made to support.
The paying parent needs to file a petition to terminate his support obligation and to have the other parent pay him support.