Can I move?
There is no distance set by law. But out of the city or too far and he can file a petition to stop your move.
New York, NY
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There is no distance set by law. But out of the city or too far and he can file a petition to stop your move.
You can try but since the child has lived in New York for the last 6 months that is the child’s home state and you will have a very hard time...
You can file for divorce now if you need one.
If you are an interested party ACS will notify you and keep you abreast of the proceedings.
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Only a Utah attorney can really answer this question.
I think you are not reading The document correctly. There is no waiting period once a divorce is finalized.
You need to make sure you have good representation and a plan on how to handle all interaction with her.
Yes. Make sure to ask for an attorney once you are in the record.
It is unlikely you will get any alimony since you are self supporting since 2104.
The court can award joint custody and they regularly do so.