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Were the "papers" written into a court order or just a agreement between the two of you?

Yes...He can file a motion to prevent the children from being removed from the courts jurisdiction. You need to go to court and get permission for the move. You will have to show how this is in the CHILDREN'S best interest. Also plan on being fully responsible for the cost of transportation for...

Hey...Who are you? Do I know you from another site? :)

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That would be illegal. It's called "Practicing Law w/o a License. Please have Dad sign up and we can advise HIM how to file pro se.

Are you an attorney? If not you should not be filing anything. Please have BF sign up for help. Thanks...:)

It makes him a child (your daughter is 11) predator. He KNEW what he was doing was wrong and told your daughter to "keep it quiet". What if she hadn't said anything? She would have been raped. Perhaps the next LITTLE girl won't be so lucky.

Sure you know...Unless you were raped or had unprotected sex with a total stranger?

And do you make enough to SOLELY support yourself and two babies? Rent, medical, dental, heating, FOOD, clothing, transportation, incidentals...etc...???? Who do you think will rent to a 15 year old child? Why is Mom calling the police? Why do you think that, once called, the police are...

How do you plan on supporting these children as well as yourself? Do you work? How are the babies in danger? Why is DCF involved?

How old is said child?

Hey...I'm curious. Do you post on other sites? Bay

Actually if she has no standing in court, then she has no LEGAL rights. She may have MORAL rights, as DAD may give her, but no rights to pursue this in court.

Ahhh...okay...sorry

Well...None of us are personally "allowed" to give legal advice. But in this site and others like it, it is allowed on open threads. I wasn't suggesting that I refer OP PERSONALLY to a court clerk...just another site like this one where a VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE Cali court clerk posts. ;)

I;m sorry...But I am not able to help you with that. I do know of a Cali Court Clerk (Family Court) that post to another site..But don't know if this forum would find it acceptable to refer you to another site. Let me inquire with a Mod and get back to you...Okay? If it takes a bit you could...

Based on your post it is unlikely that a court would deny your move with the children. Dad isn't a resident of Cali and he is the ONLY person that can legally contest it. Since you have legal orders in Cali you should (really should) get permission from the state to move. If Dad isn't deployed...

I am curious, as will the Judge, why you choose this person to father your child? As an "older" parent you should have known, per legal standards, that this man was unfit and not had sex with him. So why did you???:confused:

No. They don't.

If you are not sure about the laws for the state, why are you responding? :confused: