My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Virginia
Due to my landlord wishing to sell the apartment/condominium that I currently reside with my son, I am in the process of moving to another residence. This move has no actual impact with regards to visitation with the NCP, and will be in the same school so that my son can maintain that continuity. When reading through the terms in the divorce decree, it states "the parties shall provide the other party with thirty days advance written notice, to be given to the court and the other party, of any intent to relocate and of any intended change of address for so long as there are minor children of the marriage". It then references 20-124.5 of the Code of Virginia.
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My question is does this written notice mean I have to send her a letter through USPS that I am moving within a mile of my present address or does e-mail suffice for this in sending it to her. I am guessing I would send a letter over USPS to the Clerk of the Court to notify the court referencing the CL. No. of my divorce. Any ideas on what is the proper etiquette in making this notification of intent to relocate and/or relocation even though the relocation would have no actual effect on the matters of support, custody, visitation.
Due to my landlord wishing to sell the apartment/condominium that I currently reside with my son, I am in the process of moving to another residence. This move has no actual impact with regards to visitation with the NCP, and will be in the same school so that my son can maintain that continuity. When reading through the terms in the divorce decree, it states "the parties shall provide the other party with thirty days advance written notice, to be given to the court and the other party, of any intent to relocate and of any intended change of address for so long as there are minor children of the marriage". It then references 20-124.5 of the Code of Virginia.
http://ift.tt/2rVlVeT
My question is does this written notice mean I have to send her a letter through USPS that I am moving within a mile of my present address or does e-mail suffice for this in sending it to her. I am guessing I would send a letter over USPS to the Clerk of the Court to notify the court referencing the CL. No. of my divorce. Any ideas on what is the proper etiquette in making this notification of intent to relocate and/or relocation even though the relocation would have no actual effect on the matters of support, custody, visitation.
Relocation: Are E-Mails Recognized As Written Medium for Notifications
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