Legal Question in Family Law in Connecticut

Re: Custody and jurisdiction

I have told you the law in Massachusetts. Attorney Subbloie might be telling you what is appropriate in CT. I am not familiar with CT family law.

There is, however, a Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act. In Massachusetts, there is the Massachusetts Child Custody Jurisdiction Act as well as a section in the divorce statute which deals with "the removal of the child(ren)."

The problem in these cases is the determination of which State is the "Home State." A little too complicated to explain in the limited space available here. Go to my website, falseallegations.com, and read the MCCJA and Drano Series #57.

Re: Custody and jurisdiction

You had to have been asked for your consent.

If you had not given it, you would have been entitled to an evidentiary hearing.

You can file a habeas corpus.

File also a contempt against her.

Contact http://www.fatherhoodcoalition.org

Re: Custody and jurisdiction

I totally disagree with Attorney Johnson.The answer lies in your divorce decree. Does the decree state whether anyone can move out of state? If not, no restrictions. What you need to do is file a Motion either in CT or Mass. Your choice.