QUESTION
Abandonment? When a noncustodial parent with supervised visitation moves out of state
Asked on Mar 13th, 2020 on Child Custody - Virginia
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Noncustodial parent has supervised visitations. Moves out of state not reporting it to the court until later on. Has any made any attempts to visit the kids or anything. Request to be present in court via phone due to living out of state to the judge that was granted for the next court date (trial). Has EXTENSIVE History of Domestic violence and incidents of child abuse. Pays child support. Can I request to the court to terminate his parental rights? Seeing he's on the phone in court and obviously did not report to the court in the first place before moving out of state that's enough evidence right there for abandonment right? Suggestions?
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Answered on Mar 18th, 2020 at 11:42 AM