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Anonymous

07 May 2024

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I have care and control of my son but shared custody. So can i bring him for a 15days oversea trip without ex spouse consent?

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Eiscue

25 May 2024

Better to ask

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Li Elizabeth

10 May 2024

I will suggest you be civil, and informed via short cordial text, not to ask/ beg for consent, but to keep them in the loop, in case they use this behavior to prove parental alientation in court later on.

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tinycents

08 May 2024

Who knows? got any specific law that says cannot or can?...

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