Leaving NJ with a NJ child
Although New Jersey is in America, one who is divorced or is the custodial parent cannot simply move to another state without consent from the non-custodial parent or from the court. A custodial parent's freedom is subjected to a court's approval as to if that child can leave with the parent to another state (if the non-custodial parent objects). Case law over time has struggled with this but if the custodial parent's decision to move to another state is made in good faith and that the child's interests will not be harmed, the courtshould grant the application,
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. It is important to present your case with afamily attorney that knows what the court uses to determine if the application will be granted. Jersey City divorce lawyer Santo Artusa can assist you in this and other family law matters. In many cases, the noncustodial parent or the father is seeking to hold on to his relationship with his child. If the two parties can see through the bitterness that often follows a divorce or their relationship, both parents can still foster strong bonds for the children which is critical. These cases are common in Jersey City and Newark. Contact the law firm today for a free consultation.
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