nolegaleagle
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What is the name of your state? NJ/CT/NC
Background: My husband (English Citizen) and his ex (U.S. Citizen) lived in England, she left England with child and moved to CT. My husband left England and moved to NJ because it was the only place he could get a job. He's been driving eow to CT for 7 years for visition. At one point his ex moved an additional 1.5 hours away. He does 90% of the travel.
Problem: The ex has filed a motion requesting the court to allow her and their daughter to move from CT to NC. He has a lawyer and they have been working with Family Services to work out a fair parenting plan. Unfortunately, they could't agree and now the case is being referred to Middletown. Which means about $50,000 in lawyers fees and experts and evaluations.
The ex's new husband has already moved to NC and drives back eow to CT to visit with wife, step-daughter and daughter. Now the ex has filed a motion asking the court to allow them to temporarily move to NC until the case is heard. The motion says that they'd like to termporaily move because it's in the best interest of the daughter and step-daughter(my husband's daughter) because they do not get to see their Dad and Step-Dad (ex's new husband) and that the eow visits with my husband are disruptive to their schedule and that by allowing them to move would eliminate them.
Question: Is there any chance a judge will rule in her favor? It sounds like his ex is saying that the relationship with the step-dad is more important that the one with her father. He's never missed a weekend, ever.
Background: My husband (English Citizen) and his ex (U.S. Citizen) lived in England, she left England with child and moved to CT. My husband left England and moved to NJ because it was the only place he could get a job. He's been driving eow to CT for 7 years for visition. At one point his ex moved an additional 1.5 hours away. He does 90% of the travel.
Problem: The ex has filed a motion requesting the court to allow her and their daughter to move from CT to NC. He has a lawyer and they have been working with Family Services to work out a fair parenting plan. Unfortunately, they could't agree and now the case is being referred to Middletown. Which means about $50,000 in lawyers fees and experts and evaluations.
The ex's new husband has already moved to NC and drives back eow to CT to visit with wife, step-daughter and daughter. Now the ex has filed a motion asking the court to allow them to temporarily move to NC until the case is heard. The motion says that they'd like to termporaily move because it's in the best interest of the daughter and step-daughter(my husband's daughter) because they do not get to see their Dad and Step-Dad (ex's new husband) and that the eow visits with my husband are disruptive to their schedule and that by allowing them to move would eliminate them.
Question: Is there any chance a judge will rule in her favor? It sounds like his ex is saying that the relationship with the step-dad is more important that the one with her father. He's never missed a weekend, ever.