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#193831 - 04/15/08 12:26 AM Wife has taken Child
bb1212 New User Registered: 04/15/08 Posts: 1	Hi: My wife has taken my 3 yr old from KY (where we are residents) to TX. She has been gone 6 weeks. She is not allowing visitation or calls, etc. She is refusing counseling and has not decided if she wants divorce. She has stopped all communication with me. Can I get a court order or something to make her bring child back to KY while we decide on divorce? Is there anything I can do short of divorce to get visitation with child or bring back to KY? Thanks
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#193854 - 04/15/08 06:34 AM Re: Wife has taken Child [Re: bb1212]
BeaverFever Superstar Registered: 11/29/04 Posts: 6787 Loc: Houston, TX	Talk to an attorney ASAP. You can almost certainly get an order either returning the child to the state or laying down a possession schedule.
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