What to do if I was just served with a temporary status quo of minor child and we are suppossed to be moving in 3 days?
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What to do if I was just served with a temporary status quo of minor child and we are suppossed to be moving in 3 days?
We are moving out of state. What can I do? I have sole custody of our 3 year old daughter but the court arranged parenting time is for every other weekend visits at her dad’s. He has his attorney on the case and knows I do not have money to battle. Also, I already gave notice to my rental agency for the move and have sold most things to eliminate what would need to be moved. Do I have any options on my side or am I bound to stay here?
Asked on November 16, 2012 under Family Law, Oregon
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
You are bound to stay until the hearing for the Motion. I think that you should seek help from legal aid or a pro bono (free) legal service on this matter. Her Dad is fighting the move. You can not leave the state with out written permission from the Dad or the court. There is still a hearing to be had so get help. Good luck.
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