Kaysville, UT asked in Child Custody for Utah

Q: With uninterrupted parent time during the summer must the parent be with the child during that time?

My husbands ex-wife is trying to send their daughter to another state during her uninterrupted parent time to be with a family member and she will not be with their daughter during this time. They have 50/50 joint physical and legal custody.

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Paul Waldron
Paul Waldron
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  • Divorce Lawyer
  • Orem, UT
  • Licensed in Utah

A: More information is needed regarding your husband's situation. In order to answer your question it is important to know the specific terms of your husband's Decree of Divorce and any other orders and facts in your husband's divorce case. One question, for example, is whether or not there is a "first right of refusal" provision in his Decree of Divorce. Another question is the purpose of the daughter going to be with the family member; is it a visit, or is it for surrogate/child care?. Working with an experienced lawyer will help you understand your husband's rights and options.

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