In Ohio, unless and until the male claiming to be the child's father has gone to court or the Department of Job and Family Services and (1) been recognized by the Court or DJFS as the child's father and (2) agreed to visitation and or a custody arrangement that is certified by the court or DJFS, you are the residential and custodial parent. You can go where you want *if there are no more facts to consider.* Please see a lawyer to discuss your issue, and to verify all of the facts have been considered. This is not legal advice and is not intended to create a lawyer / client relationship. It is intended for entertainment only.
Answered on Mar 27th, 2015 at 12:42 PM