Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota

Legal interstate custody rights vs. Awarded rights as said in Court Order.

As stated in Court Order: ''The petitioner is awarded the legal & physical custody, subject to the respondent's right to visitaion on 24 or more notice in advance or as the parties agree.'' 15 years later: The petitioner and child (in one U.S.state)have decided it be in the child's best interest to live with the respondent(in another U.S. state).On a verbal agreement only-Where does the respondent stand in regards to ''Legal Guardianship''/''Power of Attorney'',etc? What type of Legal Action or Legal Forms should be taken to protect and aide the respondent and child?


Asked on 1/07/03, 11:34 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Paul Cundy & Paul, L.L.C.

Re: Legal interstate custody rights vs. Awarded rights as said in Court Order.

A formal legal order requiring a change in custody should be done.

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Answered on 1/08/03, 10:15 am


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