I live in NY and have full custody of my 3 minor children. Can my spouse keep me from moving?
Possibly, if the move would interfere with visitation.
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Possibly, if the move would interfere with visitation.
You'd have to look at your current order and your divorce decree to see where jurisdiction is proper, and consult an attorney in that jurisdiction.
There are ways that courts deal with this problem - like imputing income to a non working spouse. Yes, you should mention it if you can...
It's not a problem - you should contact a local divorce attorney and work out the paperwork.
This isn't enough information on which to base a full answer - you should discuss your situation in detail with a local divorce lawyer - but, yes,...
Quite possibly. you should discuss your options with a local attorney.
A verbal agreement of this nature isn't a really good idea. You should discuss with a local attorney getting something in writing.
You should discuss your options with a local attorney - there simply is no way to provide an accurate answer without a detailed discussion about...
The only advise you can get is to consult a local attorney - something you should have done long before now.
The question arises as to how the parenting plan was set - you should discuss your options with a local attorney.