Q: My daughter has a (just signed) parenting plan with her 11 month old infants dad, she wants to move out of state
My 34 yr old daughter has been fighting with her infants dad( they were never married) in court for 10months , she had to leave her job and move back in with us temporarily, she would like to move out of state to be closer to her brother and better school and job opportunities. My granddaughters dad is very unreasonable, what are her chances
A: If they are currently in court, and have been for nearly a year, then her chances of a favorable outcome will be better if she retains a family law attorney to review all the facts and represent her in court. Depending on the nature of the pending court action, she likely would have to advise the court of an intended move, and the court would hold a hearing which child's father would be likely to oppose. She should use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local family law attorney to discuss everything before moving to a different state.
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