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They really can't. Tell your boyfriend to tell his ex what has transpired and that a formal custody and support order needs to be done ASAP. Joint legal and Joint Physical custody shouldn't appropriate considering the good co-parenting relationship they enjoy.

You file your motion to relocate with the courts and give notice to your ex. When you both go to court you must show the court that it is in your CHILD'S BEST INTEREST to move away from his mother, school, extended family, friends, doctors, dentist and community. Not why the move will benefit...

What state is HE in and why isn't he asking his own questions?

Co-sign. OP; Mind your own business. This is between the MOTHER and the FATHER. Period.

I have a few...But probably would get banned for voicing them. ;) Return the ring and forget the jerk.

Are you on drugs??

No. It wouldn't be considered abandonment. At. All. BUT, if you move out of state, the chances of you getting primary custody of your child are remote. He would likely get PC and you would have a long distance visitation schedule. You would also be responsible for child support. Now if...

Is the ring an engagement ring?

This site is for U.S. LAw.

Do you have a valid reason for not wanting your son to testify?

All court issues would be in the child's country of residence...You would have to speak to an attorney in Canada for guidance in their Family Law.

Thank you...Thank you very much...I appear nightly at the Comedy Club in Boston....;):p

You would have to show PROOF....But yes...If you can offer proof of this then a judge could issue an order.

:p:p You can still have fun...Think of the OP running around town paying for consults with attorney after attorney trying to find one that will tell her what she wants to hear...AND THEN imagine her reaction to the cost of such a suit...(50K)...And THEN imagine the look on her face when the...

Post the statute for PA and case law that would back up your assertion.

Exactly...I am new to THIS site but a Senior Member on several other sites. And AUNTS have ZERO standing to sue for visitation. ESPECIALLY since the mother has made the child available to you for visitation....AT HER HOME. There is no PA statute or case law that would grant you visitation...

LEGALLY you have ABSOLUTELY no standing AT ALL. LEGALLY you need a serious reality check. Your sister has absolutely no obligation to bring HER CHILD to visit with you. NOT. AT. ALL. Frankly if I were your sister I wouldn't allow you within a mile of my child. You seriously need to seek a...

If he can't pay the filing fees they can be waived. He can file Pro Se and do it all himself. He will win. Period. That you would put your child through this is reprehensible. Really. You WILL be ripped a new one in court.

You either got bad advice or misunderstood what the attorney was telling you. Yes, you could do the above...But a police officer can not and WILL NOT be able to enforce a custody agreement. And I will guarantee you if you try to pull this off and Dad, hopefully, takes this to court...YOU WILL BE...