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Old Jun 29th 2012, 3:14 pm
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Originally Posted by civilservant
Which part of GA Guindalf? I shall be a resident of Commerce (about 90 minutes northeast of ATL) from February.
Literally just up the road! I live in Habersham County (with a Toccoa mailing address) and I work in Cornelia - about 20-30 minutes from Banks Crossing (Commerce)!

Let me know when you get here. We'll have to get together.

Where in the UK are you from? Feel free to PM me if you'd rather talk privately - or exchange email addresses.
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Old Jun 29th 2012, 4:58 pm
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Depends on where in Alabama you go. I live right on the TN/AL border and my wife has been nagging at me to move to the Gulf Shores area.
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Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
Does the clause keep you in the state, or just the country?

That's the worst feeling though, the feeling that you are trapped. I have children here too (one stepson, one daughter that is mine) and I know if my wife and I end up separated I'm basically trapped too. Can't go back home again or I'll never see my daughter.
It's almost certainly the state, since divorces are granted by the state. It is practically automatic that one parent cannot take the child out of the state without the express permission of the other, and in some cases the state is very funny about it even with permission. Actually moving out of state is usually right out.
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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
It's almost certainly the state, since divorces are granted by the state. It is practically automatic that one parent cannot take the child out of the state without the express permission of the other, and in some cases the state is very funny about it even with permission. Actually moving out of state is usually right out.
Around here even moving to another county is often not allowed when it is joint custody
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Around here even moving to another county is often not allowed when it is joint custody
Well it is Texas. Your counties are probably as big as many states.
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Well it is Texas. Your counties are probably as big as many states.
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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
It's almost certainly the state, since divorces are granted by the state. It is practically automatic that one parent cannot take the child out of the state without the express permission of the other, and in some cases the state is very funny about it even with permission. Actually moving out of state is usually right out.


Very much correct. To explain it to everyone..I have to give the ex 45 days notice if I leave the state with the children. He has 45 days to appeal it in court. And he will, because he's a right git. It won't really be about the children (never is) it's about him having control. Now if I had a job waiting for me in another state, no judge would say no, I cannot go. However, what job would wait 3-4 months of me battling in court?? They wouldn't, so ...I'm stuck.

Alabama is....well...........I highly dislike it. The people are........uneducated in a wordly sense and proud to be. They like their close mindedness. Great offense is taken to the slightest against Nascar, NFL, hunting, or the like, just by saying it isnt one of your hobbys or greatest life's ambition.
I'm constantly asked if I am from Australia. Even had one to argue with me on it. Said I didn't sound English. I asked, "have you ever been to Australia?" Their reply, "no."
"Have you ever been to England?"
Again, "No."
"And you are an expert on my speech?"

I've had one say, (imagine with most horrid nasal drawl possible), "Londawn, ain't that like a ceety in Pawris?"

"Erm, no. London is the capital of England. Paris is the capital of France."

And she smiled quite proud of herself, "I knowed it was one dem!"

And there is always the, "you shore do talk purdy."

FFS...that gets very old,hearing time and again.

Not mention it is sooo hot here! Like 37-38 C here this weekend.

I sound very horrid, but trust me, it is a horrid place.
Hospitality they speak of, is only for their small towns and families..which are one in the same.
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