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If a couple has a baby and they are not married but the baby has the father's name, can the mom move out of state with the baby to be by her family? What are the rules?
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I would contact an attorney. I have a similar situation but I never tried to move out of state. It gets kind of tricky when everything hasn't been spelled out in a custody hearing.
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Thank you SoFlGal.
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Because you were never married and although his name is on the birth certifcate......he has to be adjudicated as the father by the courts. If you choose to move, there is nothing he can do about it (because he hasn't been adjudicated as the father). He would have to take you to court.
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