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Main Forums => Custody Issues => Topic started by: shorte on Jan 09, 2006, 07:18:17 AM
What are the difference between the two, i live in new york
I have sole cust, does my son's farther have a say in if i want to relocate?Is it hard ti relocate?
Generally, you'll be able to move if you have sole custody.
GENERALLY, it's up to the non-moving parent to demonstrate how the move will harm the child.
But move-aways are a state-by-state thing, so check with an attorney in your state.
Also keep in mind that it's best to keep two healthy parents in a child's life.
If the father is a healthy parent, then consider that such a move would likely have a negative impact on the child (regardless of whatever positive that could also come from it).
If the father is not a healthy parent, then it's a much easier decision for you.