New Orleans, LA asked in Child Custody, Family Law and Juvenile Law for Louisiana

Q: I lived temporarily in New Orleans for 4 months with my minor child and her home state is NY, can I get case transferee?

I was served by her father who is a New Orleans domicile seeking joint custody and to establish paternity also he is not on the birth certificate. I moved my daughter her temporarily (4 months) and her home state is in New York (10 months). Can I have the case transferred or dismissed even though the court of new Orleans stated that I am domicile to the state and has jurisdiction over my minor child and I. Also am I able to move back to New York with out going through the court since I am not a resident of New Orleans?

1 Lawyer Answer
Douglas Lee Bryan
Douglas Lee Bryan
Answered
  • Marksville, LA
  • Licensed in Louisiana

A: You really need to speak with a Louisiana attorney who handles custody matters. There's a lot of additional information the lawyer would need to know to answer the question, such as where the child was born and when the petition was filed.

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