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In this case the pedantry provides a necessary clarification. ;)

If OP were to move the children to KY without the permission of the father and/or the Judge, she risks the father going to court and filing for the children to be returned to the home state and full custody of the children.

The same could be said of many podcasters.

If she has no idea what she is doing, doesn't want to seek guidance from an attorney to find out her legal obligations for this roll she took on, then she should relinquish guardianship to someone who know what they are doing or at least cares enough to learn.

Birth Injury Case - 14 years later · TheLaw.com Posting history for background.

CNN.com - Boston police accept 'full responsibility' in death of Red Sox fan - Oct 22, 2004 As an aside: These weapons are not always "less lethal".

Wow. What a vile POS.

Jody, Do you have a question/s for the volunteers of this forum?

badabunbum... :P

I agree.

Manson family killer Leslie Van Houten freed on parole (msn.com)

Excellent point, Judge!

Run that by your attorney and see what he thinks.

sigh... Yes, people do get some general guidance here, and at times the volunteer is an attorney, but for the most part the volunteers are educated laypersons. With a very serious charge, such as you are facing, it is very, VERY unwise to post on a public website where your posting could be...

This site is 'manned" by volunteers. It is early on Sunday morning....give them a chance to wake up. ;)

Is this homework? If not, who are you in this situation? If you are the adult in the situation, you should not be posting about your very serious criminal matter on the internet. Consult with your criminal defense attorney regarding any questions/concerns you have.

D.C. Code 22-3202 Weapons, Guns, Firearms · TheLaw.com OP's prior thread related to this matter.

This site is for United States Law. I also suggest you read the terms of the site. This site, comprised of mostly laypersons, is for general guidance. There are a few attorneys that volunteer...but most of the volunteers are educated laypersons. You might what to reach out to the Bar...

Christopher...I see you are here perusing the thread...Could you please answer the questions asked?

It's Alabama...and a no paramour order is not uncommon in southern states.