Child Custody Relocation Concerns

Summary

In Indiana, parents must file a notice of intent to relocate if moving over 20 miles or outside the childs school district. Courts prioritize the childs best interest, considering stability and continuity of care. Eyewitness testimony can support claims, but the childs well-being and co-parenting ability are crucial. To file for temporary custody, gather evidence, communicate concerns to your lawyer, and request a petition for temporary custody orders.

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Adam
Hi Adam! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I live in laporte indiana, i have a daughter who is 23 months. My ex has been staying with her new boyfriend and our daughter in south bend while we have been trying to modified custady to * * time share, there is no order in place yet. She had other person move stuff into her home and shes leaving all her furniture for them. She did not file an intent to relocate. Do I have enough with the proof of my old neighbors eye witness testimony. To get her in trubble, she also trying to change our daughters day care to south bend when shes been doing it for months just fine. Do i have any chance to win this case
Hi Adam! Here are some points to consider for your case:
- In Indiana, parents must file a notice of intent to relocate if they plan to move more than * miles from their current residence or outside the child's current school district.
- Courts consider the best interest of the child, including stability and continuity of care.
- Eyewitness testimony can support your claim, but other factors like the child's well-being and the ability to co-parent are also important.
Have you considered seeking temporary custody orders to ensure stability for your daughter during this process?
How can i get my lawyer to do temporary custady orders with this information.
Hi Adam! To get your lawyer to file for temporary custody orders, follow these steps:
*. Gather Evidence: Collect all the evidence, including your neighbor's testimony and any relevant information about the daycare change.
*. Communicate Clearly: Clearly explain the urgency and your concerns about your daughter's stability and well-being.
*. Legal Documents: Ask your lawyer to draft and file a petition for temporary custody orders with the court.
Would you like more specific details on the process?