by Ruth from Bronx, New York
Run away from one joint custody parent with the help of the other custodial parent without notification. I relocated to NY 8 months ago, did my research understood could not relocate my daughter without consent from her father.
After many disputes we verbally agreed she would complete her junior year. Once completed she would relocate with me.
I did my part to keep the agreement when the time came for her to move but he changed his mind. So I made arrangements to bring her to NY while notifying him of all my actions as I proceeded.
She came and was here for 2 weeks, went to spend the night over a relative's house to find out when her brother got home she was gone. At this point I called her dad again and finally he told me she was on a plane to Florida.
I asked for further info and he stated no he would not give me any more. She finally text me 8 hrs later telling me she was with her dad. I could not do a missing person report because she contacted me. Do I have any rights? What can i do if anything?
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