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back to topI want to modify my final custody order but I
have moved to a new state. Can I have the custody order modified by my new
state?
Maybe. If you have a
custody order and you move to another state, you will generally still have to
return to the original state and ask the court that issued the order to make
any modifications (changes) to the order.
However, it is possible that your new state would agree to modify the
order if:
the original court
decides that it cannot modify (change) the order; or
the original court
agrees to transfer the case to your new state; or
there are no
longer any interested parties (the child, a parent, or an individual acting as
a parent) living in the original state.*
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