Q: My fiancé case is in California, but his daughter and the mom moved to Kentucky. How can he see her he pays CA support.
CA, he was served a day before when the order went threw to take custody away on CA he was in the military. Judge made a bad decision. He pays support but the mom refuses any contact with him. His daughter cries because she misses her dad. Im not sure if we need two lawyers or we’re do we start?
A: Depending on how long the child has been living in Kentucky, Dad should consider hiring a lawyer in California to file a motion to transfer venue to Kentucky so he can seek modification of custody/visitation orders. He can then address the support. Once the case is transferred to Kentucky, he will no longer need counsel here in California.
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