If my daughter has 2 young children by different fathers and was never mrried to either, does she need permission from the courts to leave the state with the kids?
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If my daughter has 2 young children by different fathers and was never mrried to either, does she need permission from the courts to leave the state with the kids?
She is currently living with the father of the younger child. She was never married to either father. She wants to leave her boyfriend and move out of state.
Asked on October 13, 2012 under Family Law, Michigan
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Absent an order issued by the court mandating that the court give permission for your daughter to leave the state with the two minor children that you have written about, she does not need permission to do so. However, from a practical standpoint it would be a wise idea for your daughter to consult with a family law attorney to place both fathers of the children on actual knowledge of her intent to move from the state where she presently resides.
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