Re: Can a Custodial Parent Take a Child out of State?

"christy murphy" <wlxogaahrjtt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> The domicile or residence of the child typically cannot be moved from
> the state without the prior approval of the court or judge who awarded
> custody. If the custodial parent moves the domicile of the minor child
> out of the state against the wishes of the non-custodial parent and
> without the permission of the court, then the court may sanction
> orders of contempt. An order to permit a parent to move a child from
> the state is often required before a move can occur especially in
> contested relocation or move-away cases. The relocation or move-away
> order may be entered either by consent of both parties or by the court
> after a hearing.
> Often court orders will include a change of domicile provision stating
> that the custodial parent shall not remove the minor child from the
> state without prior approval of the court. The reason for this
> provision is to protect the non-custodial parent's rights to
> visitation and to ensure that a custodial parent's move out of state
> is legitimate and the motive is not to frustrate or deny the non-
> custodial parent access to the minor child....
>
> More About Custody: http://groups.google.com/group/custodyinfo

WTF does this have to do with adoption search?