ex wife is planning to move to a different county and it is in papers that she cannot what are my options
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Read More Answered By: Bob Leonard |
She could be held in contempt of court if she violates the order. If she does so, you can file a motion for enforcement. She will probably turn around and file a motion to modify the decree. If everything is equal (it never is), then she should not be allowed to change the children's residence. |
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