Hi There,
I have two children (one eleven, one eight). My ex-wife is involved with a man from New Zealand. He is unable to find suitable work here and they both want to move to his country of origin (NZ). My ex-wife wants to take my two children with them. From past dealings with her in relocating, I have found it difficult at times to get in contact with her by phone and not knowing her correct address. I have fears that this would be the case if they relocated to NZ. However I had already given permission for them to travel to NZ for a holiday last year so they already have their passports.
I haven't always followed our parenting agreement at times not being able to have the children due to recovering from surgery and complications arising from a motorcycle accident that I had when I was younger. I have lately been aligning my circumstances to accommodate having my children in order with our agreement.
So where does this leave me - does she need my permission to take the children to NZ, would the family court grant her permission?
I have two children (one eleven, one eight). My ex-wife is involved with a man from New Zealand. He is unable to find suitable work here and they both want to move to his country of origin (NZ). My ex-wife wants to take my two children with them. From past dealings with her in relocating, I have found it difficult at times to get in contact with her by phone and not knowing her correct address. I have fears that this would be the case if they relocated to NZ. However I had already given permission for them to travel to NZ for a holiday last year so they already have their passports.
I haven't always followed our parenting agreement at times not being able to have the children due to recovering from surgery and complications arising from a motorcycle accident that I had when I was younger. I have lately been aligning my circumstances to accommodate having my children in order with our agreement.
So where does this leave me - does she need my permission to take the children to NZ, would the family court grant her permission?