Legal Question in Family Law in New York
moving out of a school district
The custody agreement that is currently in place for my daughter states that I have the right to move within a 50 miles radius of her father's home. Currently I am living about 5 miles from his home. Due to changes in my employment, I am looking to move about 10 miles from his home. He is trying to stop this by saying I can not move her out of the school district she currently attends. Can he stop a move, due to the school district. She has only attend one school, and that being in the one she attends currently.
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2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: moving out of a school district
No he won't be able to stop your move. Not of the agreement has a 50 mile limit, you are within your rights to move to 10 miles away.
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Re: moving out of a school district
An experienced attorney needs to consider all of the specifics of your case to properly advise you. I suggest you consult with one as soon as possible. However, your relocation seems to be permitted by the custody agreement; further, assuming that you have sole custody and your relocation does not adveresely affect the father's visitation with or access to the child, there is no basis upon which to challenge it. Feel free to call my office to discuss your situation in further detail.
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