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Please do not take advice from people who feel they’ve had similar experiences.You say your ex has partial legal custody, so I assume you have an AZ case and orders. First consult your parenting plan. It defines custodial rights. If you can’t find your parenting plan or case number — go to AZ public case look up and put in your name or your ex’s.https://apps.supremecourt.az.gov/publicaccess/That will give you the case number. Call the Court and get a copy of the file if you don’t have it.If your case is in Maricopa County, you can register to view your file on line. Go to ECF and register. You need an email address and the case number. It will take a few days after you register to get access. See, LoginAfter you get access to the file, look at the parenting plan. When and how is your ex entitled to visitation? Will your moving alter that? Can you reach an agreement with your ex to modify it? If so, get it in writing, and then move to have the parenting plan modified to reflect your agreement (Stipulation and motion to modify parenting time). The family court forms are on line in AZ. See. Family Law FormsPrint the form. Fill it out. Scan it. Register and then file it on-line via AZ-Turbo Court. URL: eFiling Information in Arizona. There is a $10.61 fee - but that’s cheap compared to a trip to the court house.The presumption in Arizona is in favor of joint custody and maintaining the relationship between the children and both parents. BUT if you cannot agree, the judge decides. You rights, your ex’s and your kids will be whatever the judge says on that day. If anyone tells you there is any certainty as to what the result will be, they’re not being honest with you.If you have to go to a contested hearing, do all of the above first, put together all the facts as to why you have to move, and how your ex can still be a parent, and then consult an AZ attorney if you can afford it.Good Luck from an AZ Atty with some family law experience.(If your case was not heard in Arizona, then none of the above applies. You may need to seek help in the original court).

Yes,he can stop you from moving out of state w the child.There are good nursing programs in AZ I lived there. Him owing money for child support needs to be addressed by a court. I'd say get a Lawyer. Is your child school aged?. That could go against you if trying to move.

Why would you want to stop??? Wifey is from San Antonio, we met and married while serving in the Marine Corps. Phoenix is home. My parents PLANNED day trips and over nighters to show wifey Arizona. She loved them. We were 24 and 22.Spend as much time as possible with your parents, they won't be around forever.