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Children moving out of state
I am a father of 2 children and 3 years ago I moved to GA because my ex told me she was going to move too. I found out she wasn't moving so I moved back as soon as I could to be with my kids! Well I get back and see my kids and 2 weeks later I am told they are moving to TN now as I live in IA, they are now there and I can't see them. Do I have any rights as far as making my ex bring the kids back to IA? She moved there with no plans or anything so nothing made her go there! I miss my kids and want to get them back here as I pay 600 a month and I don't get to see them at all! Any help would be appreciated! Thank you, Beano
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