apply through the courts to have his parental rights revoked.
the BS that you will go through under the Hague Convention on International
Child Abduction if you do take the kids
let alone the extra BS to even get that far
is not worth the hassle
I have sole care custody and control with the right to chose location of
residence written into the order, and my ex who has no access to the child,
was still flown at my expense to contest the matter in the supreme court.
where it did not even turn up, it and its boyfriend just took two weeks
holiday, never even saw my son.
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"dolphinz" wrote in
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>
> Hi everyone
>
> I considered 6 years ago to migrate to Australia, but my lawyer advised
> me that if the childrens father had access he could object and stop the
> children and I from moving to OZ. Their father made it abundantly clear
> he'd do anything in his power to stop us going. So I gave up before I
> even started.
>
> His name is on the birth certificates, but we never got married.
>
> I went for a second opinion and legal advice last year, and now that
> the both children are 15 and 13, and he's took nothing to do with them
> pretty much for the last 3/4 years, never in all their lives had a
> penny child support and was told he won't have a hope in hell of
> stopping me now they're both 12+.
>
> Has anyone faced this kind of obstacle before, when trying to move to
> Australia? I don't want to start fighting a losing battle.
>
> Also, would I need a family lawyer for this? Or do migration agents
> deal with these problems when they occur?
>
> Many thanks
> Angela
>
>
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