So they can pick anybody they want?

I've dealt with this. You have 6 months to file a motion for the parent to bring the kids back and have a judge court order the parent to do so. States do comply with other states. The kids belong to the state of residence after 6 months they belong to that other state. To be honest the kids belong to the state as they see fit who the best parent is to take care of them. The judge is the one that decides which parent gets to keep the kids. If proper documentation is presented and motions granted the favor usually goes to the parent of home state. If the courts see that parent as unfit then they can go to the other parent.

Lawyer the **** up.

Talk to your lawyer about what I'm about to recommend because I'm not 100% sure....but.....

Write and mail her a certified letter stating that you do not approve of her taking your kids out of state with her. At least by doing that...you've shown that you DO NOT approve of what she is doing.....and she's been notified about it.

Good call. Attorney should take care of all that. Sucks but when it comes to this best attorney is best answer and whoever can throw the most$ st it wins. Just got through with one.

Is she marrying the same guy that slapped your daughter?

Slapped your daughter? How is it that this ****er is still functioning?

I thought they were married already.
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Thanks Pest.

No, that guy is out of the picture...as far as I know...knowing her she's probably still ****ing him though.

I have to ask. Is this real?

Yeah. I'll admit I have exaggerated in the past about girls Ive dated since my ex for CP amusement because there are a lot of hateful pricks I enjoyed trolling, but the serious shit about my kids is all true. And even the exaggerations were minor, the core stories were all true.

Best wishes to you. Fight hard. Fight dirty.

Finally received her intent to relocate my kids by certified mail a few days ago and hired a new, supposedly better attorney today. Apparently this woman has won numerous awards and has been voted in the top 10 of all family attorneys in MO by her peers for 8 years in a row.

$2500 retainer, and I had to sign a contract stating I understand that if it goes to trial (likely will) it will cost AT LEAST another $5000, but most likely more. Does this sound excessive to anyone else for an objection to relocation? My divorce was $900 bucks.