What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Texas
My has a court order with his 5 year old childs mother, stating the have Joint Managing Conservatorship, but he is the Primary Custodial parent and the mother is the non-custodial parent. Due to his daughter being taken from the mother by CPS due to a domestic incident and a drug charge (keeping her on probabtion until 2017), my husband was granted as her guardian. We took her to court and she now has only supervised visitation with a member of CPS on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th weekend of each month for 2-3 hours each. In the court order, it does state that he can chose primary residency in the current county and contiguous counties. She is to pay child support to my husband also.
She does not utilize her visitations on a regular basis and will cancel last minute. She is also not paying her child support on a regular basis (it is being deducted from her paychecks), with a balance over $5000.
My husband and I are expecting a child any day now and he has received a great job in the oil field in which he will be gone 3 weeks out of the month. I will no longer be employed after the child comes because I will not be able to perform my job duties being on my own with 2 children. With that being said, my husband and I will be relocated to another city in the state that is 178 miles away in a little over 60 days. This is due to a large family support system in the area to help with the children and support, as well as better schools. This will not change her visitations set forth for the mother.
Her father and I will need to move in a little over 60 days, and feel the mother will not sign a notification letter that we send her, to just be spiteful even if her visits will not change. What are the options here? What will happen if we leave without a court order yet? She has not place to stay if her father and I relocate leave.
My has a court order with his 5 year old childs mother, stating the have Joint Managing Conservatorship, but he is the Primary Custodial parent and the mother is the non-custodial parent. Due to his daughter being taken from the mother by CPS due to a domestic incident and a drug charge (keeping her on probabtion until 2017), my husband was granted as her guardian. We took her to court and she now has only supervised visitation with a member of CPS on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th weekend of each month for 2-3 hours each. In the court order, it does state that he can chose primary residency in the current county and contiguous counties. She is to pay child support to my husband also.
She does not utilize her visitations on a regular basis and will cancel last minute. She is also not paying her child support on a regular basis (it is being deducted from her paychecks), with a balance over $5000.
My husband and I are expecting a child any day now and he has received a great job in the oil field in which he will be gone 3 weeks out of the month. I will no longer be employed after the child comes because I will not be able to perform my job duties being on my own with 2 children. With that being said, my husband and I will be relocated to another city in the state that is 178 miles away in a little over 60 days. This is due to a large family support system in the area to help with the children and support, as well as better schools. This will not change her visitations set forth for the mother.
Her father and I will need to move in a little over 60 days, and feel the mother will not sign a notification letter that we send her, to just be spiteful even if her visits will not change. What are the options here? What will happen if we leave without a court order yet? She has not place to stay if her father and I relocate leave.