My question involves a child custody case from the State of: California
I have full legal and sole physical and legal custody of my daughter. Her mother has supervised visitation rights only due to cps taking her away for neglect. The visitation states 2 hours per week of supervised visits. Her mother hasn't been taking advantage of said visits at all. She doesn't call or ask for visits. My new wife and I are trying to move out of state now. I spoke with a lawyer and he said to give biological mom 45 days notice and then to move and to just update my address with the court.
My concern however, is that within those 45 days she could take it to court. If this happens which it most likely will, will or can the judge make it to where we cannot move out of state until the court makes a decision? I'm sure that they can do this, my question is... is it likely? Is it common?
Thank you!
I have full legal and sole physical and legal custody of my daughter. Her mother has supervised visitation rights only due to cps taking her away for neglect. The visitation states 2 hours per week of supervised visits. Her mother hasn't been taking advantage of said visits at all. She doesn't call or ask for visits. My new wife and I are trying to move out of state now. I spoke with a lawyer and he said to give biological mom 45 days notice and then to move and to just update my address with the court.
My concern however, is that within those 45 days she could take it to court. If this happens which it most likely will, will or can the judge make it to where we cannot move out of state until the court makes a decision? I'm sure that they can do this, my question is... is it likely? Is it common?
Thank you!
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