What about a case where a mother moved to a different state while pregnant, the new state took jurisdiction, can it be changed back to California?

what about a case where a mother moved to a different state while pregnant, the new state took jurisdiction, can it be changed back to California?

First, please don't piggyback your question onto someone else's. It makes it harder for us to find and answer your question. This thread is from 2008.

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And finally: was the case originally established in California or was it established where the mother resides?