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Generally, he may be able to prevent the move but he needs to establish his paternity through the family court division first. Once paternity has been established he can request custody or a visitation schedule and the court can set up a child support order as necessary. He can object to the mother leaving the state. The court will review the situation from each parent's perspective and issue a ruling that places priority on the long term best interest of the child.

Generally, he may be able to prevent the move but he needs to establish his paternity through the family court division first. Once paternity has been established he can request custody or a visitation schedule and the court can set up a child support order as necessary. He can object to the mother leaving the state. The court will review the situation from each parent's perspective and issue a ruling that places priority on the long term best interest of the child.

Generally, he may be able to prevent the move but he needs to establish his paternity through the family court division first. Once paternity has been established he can request custody or a visitation schedule and the court can set up a child support order as necessary. He can object to the mother leaving the state. The court will review the situation from each parent's perspective and issue a ruling that places priority on the long term best interest of the child.

Generally, he may be able to prevent the move but he needs to establish his paternity through the family court division first. Once paternity has been established he can request custody or a visitation schedule and the court can set up a child support order as necessary. He can object to the mother leaving the state. The court will review the situation from each parent's perspective and issue a ruling that places priority on the long term best interest of the child.

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Generally, he may be able to prevent the move but he needs to establish his paternity through the family court division first. Once paternity has been established he can request custody or a visitation schedule and the court can set up a child support order as necessary. He can object to the mother leaving the state. The court will review the situation from each parent's perspective and issue a ruling that places priority on the long term best interest of the child.

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