If there is no court order and I want to move to another state, can I just leave?

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Constitutionally, you could go because you and your spouse both have a right to parent. But if you do

leave and your spouse contests, they could get sole custody. Before making any moves, it is best to consult a family law attorney like Patricia E. Tichenor, P.L.L.C. There may be exceptions to this rule in cases of abuse.

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