The key point here is that there is no court order in place regarding child custody, at least from what you are saying. So that means the mother has the right to leave with the child and go wherever she desires. Once an establishment order is in effect, then that triggers relocation statutes requiring 60-day written notice to the other parent, his right to request a hearing, etc. I would highly suggest she consult with an experienced family law attorney to better understand her rights and responsibilities and options. Best of luck to you all!

The key point here is that there is no court order in place regarding child custody, at least from what you are saying. So that means the mother has the right to leave with the child and go wherever she desires. Once an establishment order is in effect, then that triggers relocation statutes requiring 60-day written notice to the other parent, his right to request a hearing, etc. I would highly suggest she consult with an experienced family law attorney to better understand her rights and responsibilities and options. Best of luck to you all!

The key point here is that there is no court order in place regarding child custody, at least from what you are saying. So that means the mother has the right to leave with the child and go wherever she desires. Once an establishment order is in effect, then that triggers relocation statutes requiring 60-day written notice to the other parent, his right to request a hearing, etc. I would highly suggest she consult with an experienced family law attorney to better understand her rights and responsibilities and options. Best of luck to you all!