QUESTION
Aren't the ATROS also in effect regarding leaving the state without permission?
Asked on Nov 16th, 2016 on Child Custody - California
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A stipulation between counsel and the court was made on May 27th without the parties present. This stipulation gave my husband temporary sole custody of our 7 year old daughter with me having visitation. We have our first Pre-Trial Status Conference in December. Custody and visitation are at-issue matters set for trial. He is taking her to another state for 10 days. Seeing as there isn't a permanent order, decree, judgement, or Statement of Decision regarding custody, isn't it illegal for him to do this without my written permission or an order of the court?
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It appears that you are correct. Unless the temporary order allows the travel, then the ATRO is still in effect.
Answered on Dec 21st, 2016 at 5:19 PM