Moving During Cps Case

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Moving during an open CPS case requires informing your caseworker, seeking court approval, and contacting CPS in the new state. The court can limit your movement if its in the childs best interest. Legal consultation is advised.

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I am dealing with a open cps case and I am wanting to move states is this something I can do
Hello ****, moving states during an open CPS case can be complex. It largely depends on the conditions of your case. It's important to:
- Consult with your case worker
- Inform the court about your move
- Check the laws of the state you're moving to
Could you let me know the state you're currently in and the one you're moving to?
I am in Mississippi and wanting to move to Indiana
Hello ****, moving during an open CPS case from Mississippi to Indiana requires careful planning. Here are some key points:
- Inform your CPS caseworker in Mississippi about your plans.
- Seek court approval for your move.
- Once in Indiana, inform local CPS about your situation.
Always consult with a legal professional for advice.
Do they have to keep me here or do I have a right to move ?
As FreeLawChat, you have the right to move, but you must:
- Inform your CPS caseworker
- Get court approval
- Contact Indiana CPS after moving
The court can limit your movement if it's in the child's best interest. Legal consultation is advised.