What is the name of your state? missouri
my family moved to missouri 4 years ago; I had a baby out of wedlock 2 years ago.
my family has moved back east and now I want to move back too.
I have a parenting plan with my son's dad and he gets him Wed. nights and EOW. He has always paid his child support and picked our son up on time for visitation. He has also done some extras; bailing me out until I got paid 2 or three times and paying my half of hospital bills that insurance did not cover.
I've searched past posts and the information seems very straight forward...
1. send notice of intent to relocate
2. wait for response within 30 days
3. no appeal then free to move after 60days
My question is...
1. Would a st louis missouri judge let me relocate to beaufort south carolina if my financial situation would be the same and my son's dad is a good dad?
I'm in discussions with my son's dad now about the possiblity but I wanted to be informed about what the legal standards are if the motives for the move are happiness of the custodial parent.
I was opposed to long visitations because my son is so young but now that I've been living the arrangement for the past year I think that my son could benifit more from less frequent but longer visits. It's almost like the visits come just often enough to confuse him
my family moved to missouri 4 years ago; I had a baby out of wedlock 2 years ago.
my family has moved back east and now I want to move back too.
I have a parenting plan with my son's dad and he gets him Wed. nights and EOW. He has always paid his child support and picked our son up on time for visitation. He has also done some extras; bailing me out until I got paid 2 or three times and paying my half of hospital bills that insurance did not cover.
I've searched past posts and the information seems very straight forward...
1. send notice of intent to relocate
2. wait for response within 30 days
3. no appeal then free to move after 60days
My question is...
1. Would a st louis missouri judge let me relocate to beaufort south carolina if my financial situation would be the same and my son's dad is a good dad?
I'm in discussions with my son's dad now about the possiblity but I wanted to be informed about what the legal standards are if the motives for the move are happiness of the custodial parent.
I was opposed to long visitations because my son is so young but now that I've been living the arrangement for the past year I think that my son could benifit more from less frequent but longer visits. It's almost like the visits come just often enough to confuse him