I've been divorced for five years, and I've got a great out-of-state job offer. My divorce papers give me sole custody of the kids, and give my "ex" visitation every other weekend. What happens when I move?Slow down. You may not be able to leave Connecticut with the children unless your "ex" agrees, or the court grants permission.
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1) I've been divorced for five years, and I have a great out-of-state job offer. My divorce papers give me sole custody of the kids, and give my "ex" visitation every other weekend. What happens when I move?Slow down. You can't leave New Jersey with the children unless your "ex" agrees, or the Court grants permission. Doing so could subject you to sanctions.
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Often during the pendency of a divorce or custody litigation, or sometimes even long after a final divorce or custody determination is made, one parent seeks to relocate out of state with a child for what can be a myriad of reasons, such as a job transfer, a desire or financial need to be close to extended family, or remarriage. Such a request often flames emotional fires.
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