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Re: taking the kids out of state
Posted by amanda on 8/08/08

    k, just read shar's post, you guys act like i want control, i just
    want to know what our kids are doing, what they are into, where they
    are, doctors, and stuff, things any normal parent would want to know
    about. and i don't know any of it, because she refuses to tell me. and
    she HAS threatened me with taking the children away as to where i
    would never see them again, and thats one of the main reasons i want
    to know, that and in case of an emergency. other than that, i don't
    really care if they go on vacations, and long as they have fun.

    On 8/02/08, sharwinston wrote:
    > If the court order merely says that the custodial parent (CP) is
    > to inform the non-custodial parent (NCP) of "important" stuff
    > going on in the children's lives, then the court order leaves it
    > wide open to interpretation what is "important." That is, what is
    > important to you may not be important to her. (And, I highly
    > doubt the court order says "important" stuff, since that is simply
    > not any judicial lingo the likes of which I've ever seen. Court
    > orders are usually specific, i.e. change of residence, change of
    > school, medical incidents, like a broken bone.)
    >
    > What you think is "important" is irrelevant IF the court order did
    > not specify what events of which you are to receive notice.
    >
    > Her taking the children out of state on vacation, in my view, is
    > not something she should have give you prior notificaiton UNLESS
    > it infringes on the visitation schedule/your visitation rights.
    >
    > If you want that specific term/condition in the court order, then
    > you'll just have to go back to court and try to get the court
    > order modified.
    >
    > ... once a control freak always a control freak.....If your
    > children are constipated, do you need to be notified -- I mean,
    > some hyper- or mega-controllers would demand to be notified of
    > their child's constipation.... once a control freak, always a
    > control freak
    >
    > On 7/18/08, amanda wrote:
    >> Paternity is established, and she has full legal, and full
    >> physical, with me only having visitation. But, it also says that
    >> she is to inform me of importation stuff going on in the
    >> children's lives, which she does not. and i think taking them out
    >> of state on vacations, i should know about prior to, not after,
    > in
    >> case of emergency. All i want is to know where they are, and a
    >> phone # in case.
    >>
    >>
    >> On 7/09/08, sharwinston wrote:
    >>> That is absolutely not true.
    >>> He can not file for custody because he has no standing
    >>> until/when he ever legally establishes his paternal rights to
    >>> the children.
    >>>
    >>> As I said: Since they were never married AND if he has never
    >>> legally established his paternal rights to the children under
    >>> the laws of his state: They are her children and she can take
    >>> her children wherever she wants, whenever she wants and he has
    >>> NO SAY SO whatsoever about it. If he wants a say so, then he
    >>> needs a court order saying he's daddy. Until then, he doesn't
    >>> have any children to seek custody of.
    >>>
    >>> On 7/09/08, Christine wrote:
    >>>> No, it is not legal for her to take the children out of
    >>>> state. He should go immediately to file for custody of the
    >>>> children, before she does. If she does take the children
    >>>> out of state, he can have the police retrieve the children
    >>>> (this just happend to my cousin with his daughter- mom and
    >>>> child are now back in PA).
    >>>> On 5/31/08, amanda wrote:
    >>>>> hi i'm just wondering if anyone has any advice, my brother
    >>>>> is only 23 and his girlfriend is 22 they have four kids
    >>>>> together and after almost seven years they aren't working
    >>>>> out. They are not married and have lived together the
    >>>>> entire time. Now she is talking like shes gonna take the
    >>>>> kids and go to north carolina (we are in PA) can she do
    >>>>> that? or is it illegal?

     
     

 
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