Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Let me put the question another way: what do you need to do to comply with the law, in order to be able to make this move? That depends on a couple of things, including how old the children are, why you are making the move, and what your current custody and visitation arrangement is. I would talk to you, find out more about your situation, and tell you what your options are.

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If you go to Canada without the other parent's consent or a court order authorizing same you can be made to come back to New Jersey. You need the consent of the other parent or the Court to move to Canada. Should the other parent consent you should get the consent in writing.