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Question: Divorce, Marriage, Alimony - California

Asked on 9/26/2009
I want to move out of state with my daughter. I have notified my ex, and his lawyer threatened to file a restraining order to prevent me from doing so
Would a restraining order mean I can't see my daughter? I am the primary resident. Our agreement says I have to notify my ex by certified mail of the proposed move 45 days prior to move, but does not say I need a court order. What do I do to prevent a restraining order? What does it mean? Thanks.

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If they file an action to prevent the move, you would need to retain counsel to fight it.  These are called "move-away" cases.  They can get very complicated and can get expensive.  The state of the law favors the move-away, but not in all cases.  It depends on a lot of factors.

BARRY BESSER, www.besserlaw.com



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