Can I take my 15 year old out of the country if his dad won't give me permission?
As my colleague has said, if you and your child's father cannot agree, it's best to seek a court order. That protects you from getting in trouble...
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As my colleague has said, if you and your child's father cannot agree, it's best to seek a court order. That protects you from getting in trouble...
Generally, your income would not be factored into your spouse's ex-relationship and prior children.
The best thing to do is check with the courthouse that you filed in. After 5 years, some counties close cases, which means you may have to refile...
This depends on your age. You can start by checking with your guardian if they give you permission.
Your wife should be fine, but be sure to have her paperwork along with the travel to show that her case is pending.
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It's in your best interest to contact an attorney directly to fully discuss your situation and plans.
A simple answer to your question is: "It depends". If you are intending to leave the U.S. and MOVE back to Canada, then it could potentially show...
As my colleagues suggested, you should directly contact family law attorneys and schedule a consultation. =
As my colleague suggested, you are in the right track in looking for an attorney to help protect your rights. Since it sounds like your case is...
There are definitely more facts needed to give you a good answer. However, it's best to have an individual consultation with an attorney to discuss...