What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
My son's mom told me in a message on our family wizard last night that she was moving to a town 10 miles away.
Our son is 7 and will complete 1st grade in May. I moved to same town a year ago and I'm 2 miles from his school and his home with his mom. I have around 40% parenting time, with summer being week on/week off and during the school year 10 of 28 nights plus holidays. We have shared parenting and are both residential with mom being the residential for school. We have equal decision making for school and medical.
Mom did not ask me about this move. She told me about this move.
I have been a member of the PTA since our son started school. I volunteer at all school events and take our son when it's my time with him.
Mom is not involved in school and she resents that I am. I believe she wants to change our son's school to have a fresh start away from my involvement. (I would, of course, be involved in the new school of this move happened.)
We live in a nice town and the school he attends is a good one.
My question is can I stop her from changing our son's school? Would the courts change residential for school purposes to me with our son being in a good school and both him and I are part of the community around his school?
My son's mom told me in a message on our family wizard last night that she was moving to a town 10 miles away.
Our son is 7 and will complete 1st grade in May. I moved to same town a year ago and I'm 2 miles from his school and his home with his mom. I have around 40% parenting time, with summer being week on/week off and during the school year 10 of 28 nights plus holidays. We have shared parenting and are both residential with mom being the residential for school. We have equal decision making for school and medical.
Mom did not ask me about this move. She told me about this move.
I have been a member of the PTA since our son started school. I volunteer at all school events and take our son when it's my time with him.
Mom is not involved in school and she resents that I am. I believe she wants to change our son's school to have a fresh start away from my involvement. (I would, of course, be involved in the new school of this move happened.)
We live in a nice town and the school he attends is a good one.
My question is can I stop her from changing our son's school? Would the courts change residential for school purposes to me with our son being in a good school and both him and I are part of the community around his school?