Q: Can a mother move a child away from the father in Ohio (or vice versa)?
A: In Ohio, a mother cannot move a child away from a custodial father without notifying the other parent and the court, and the move must be deemed in the child’s best interests. If the other parent objects, the court will hold a hearing to determine whether the relocation is appropriate.
Q: How many miles can a custodial parent move in Ohio?
A: In Ohio, a custodial parent can move with their child, but if the move is more than 90 miles away from the other parent, they must file a notice of intent with the court and provide the other parent an opportunity to object.
Q: What is the legal age to move out of your parent’s house in Ohio?
A: In Ohio, the legal age to move out of a parent’s home without parental consent is 18. At this age, a person is considered an adult and can legally live independently. However, minors under 18 may need parental consent or a court order to move out.
Q: Can a parent take a child out of state without the other parent’s consent in Ohio?
A: In Ohio, a parent cannot take a child out of state without the other custodial parent’s consent if there is a shared custody agreement or parenting plan in place. The relocating parent must notify the other parent and the court before moving.
