I have full and sole custody of my child, can her father file for custody?
He can of course file for custody - but that doesn't mean the court would order it.
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He can of course file for custody - but that doesn't mean the court would order it.
You would have an interest in that portion of her pension that she earned during the time that you were living together.
He does not have to include confirmation of the SP in his Judgment as long as it was disclosed.
You would petition the court and request permission to move; if the parents don't have visitation, it shouldn't be a problem.
If you are the party that requested the hearing, you'll have to refile your request.
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