Divorce And Child Custody

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In Arkansas, parents cannot move out of state with a child during a divorce without court permission. The courts primary concern is the childs best interest. Moving a significant distance within the state can also impact custody arrangements. If you have concerns, consider filing for temporary custody or consulting a lawyer.

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My spouse is planning on moving if I served him with divorce papers would he be allowed to take my son
Hello ****. In general, a parent cannot move out of state with a child during a divorce without the court's permission. However, laws can vary depending on your location. Could you please tell me where you're currently located?
Arkansas
Hello ****, in Arkansas:
- Parents cannot move out of state with a child during a divorce without court permission.
- The court's primary concern is the best interest of the child.
- If you have concerns, you may want to file for temporary custody.
What if he is moving in state just far away
In Arkansas, if a parent is moving a significant distance within the state, it could still impact custody arrangements. If there's a concern, it's advisable to speak with a lawyer or bring the issue to the court's attention.