I have 2 children that I have Full Physical Custody of, The father and I share joint legal custody.
Do I need his permission to move out of state?
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Read More Answered By: Heidi Swisher |
According to Minn. Stat. 518.175, subd 3 if the father has court ordered parenting time, then you cannot move the children out of state unless he gives his permission or you have a court order giving you permission to do so. |
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