Where can a non-custodial take a child without permission?

In a typical case the non-residential parent can take the child out-of-state for vacation. You need to be provided, however, with an itinerary of where she will be as well as contact information. I, would, however, need to see your divorce decree and parenting plan, if any, to give you a precise answer.

The mother can take the child out of state, so long as it is temporary and not on a permanent basis. If the mother wants to take a child out of state to go on vacation during her visitation time she will be able to do so, unless this action is specifically prohibited in your Divorce Decree. You would have to look at your Divorce Decree to determine if there are any provisions mentioning a prohibition on the mother taking the child out-of-state, or a requirement that she have permission to do so. The mother would not be able to take the child out of the country, but could go out-of-state unless specifically prohibited.