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Should I send my daughter?
Here father moved 1700 miles away. He is 8 weeks behind on child support. He
originally booked her ticket to come back home at the airport at 1 am. He would
not communicate when I tried to get the flight changed. Luckily I was able to
contact the airline and change the flights. I have sole custody of my daughter
because of his instability. He still will not communicate. If and that is a big
if, he answers he regularly hangs up. He will not respond to text messages. I am
afraid of sending her at the age of 10 by herself and not being able to
communicate with her or know if there is an emergency. I live in Indiana and he
moved to Arizona without even telling her goodbye. Do I legally have to send her?
Asked on December 11, 2017 under Family Law, Indiana
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
You agreement is a contract that binds you to your ex becuase of your daughter. If you want to change the agreement and the Judgement of Divorce then you need to do so through the courts. Do NOT do so on your own. File for a change of visitation rights and ask for a stay of all visitation until the courts render a determination. Get a good lawyer. Good luck.
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