I am new on here and could use some advice...
I have a separation agreement that clearly states: Neither party shall remove the child from his school district without written consent or a court order".
I have joint custody and my 4 year old son is with me 3 1/2 days per week. My ex has sent me a letter informing me she will be moving with her fiancee about 55km away, but she will keep our son in his current school, as per our agreement.
The problem?
I do not think it is appropriate to subject my son to an hour long drive just to get to his bus stop. And that is on a good day with no snow etc. Further, I foresee an issue with extra curricular activities; we will be arguing as to where he should be signed up for soccer etc.
I am told that if she has to get a court order, it will be granted, and I could be on the hook for costs! What about our signed agreement?
How come it apparently is not worth the paper it is written on?
I bought a house near her and our son's school so that I could be involved in his activities, no matter who he was with at the time...
Should I go to court on this?
t.
I have a separation agreement that clearly states: Neither party shall remove the child from his school district without written consent or a court order".
I have joint custody and my 4 year old son is with me 3 1/2 days per week. My ex has sent me a letter informing me she will be moving with her fiancee about 55km away, but she will keep our son in his current school, as per our agreement.
The problem?
I do not think it is appropriate to subject my son to an hour long drive just to get to his bus stop. And that is on a good day with no snow etc. Further, I foresee an issue with extra curricular activities; we will be arguing as to where he should be signed up for soccer etc.
I am told that if she has to get a court order, it will be granted, and I could be on the hook for costs! What about our signed agreement?
How come it apparently is not worth the paper it is written on?
I bought a house near her and our son's school so that I could be involved in his activities, no matter who he was with at the time...
Should I go to court on this?
t.
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