Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

Re: interstate custody

A complete and accurate answer to your question will require a careful reading of your agreement and order by a family law attorney, but at the very least, you should consider filing a motion to modify the order, either as to custody or the visitation/timesharing allotments and possibly the amount of child support if you may be incurring addiitonal expenses to see your child if she does move and if she retains primary custody.

The amount of time in a possible new visitation/secondary custody will depend on a number of factors, such as the distance, the age of the child, the activities of the child, and the costs and availability of airline or other forms of transporatation.

I have a number of posts which may be informative for you at http://www.gafamilylawblog.com/relocation/index.html; http://www.gafamilylawblog.com/visitation/index.html and http://www.gafamilylawblog.com/virtual_visitation/index.html