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Six months after a New Jersey appeals court ruled that divorced parents' intrastate moves might warrant a rewrite of custody and parenting agreements, some lawyers are failing to raise the issue in divorce negotiations. When they don't, their adversaries might not clue them in, say lawyers. And a Middlesex County, N.J., trial judge's Dec. 6 ruling shows that lengthy litigation can ensue when the question of intrastate moves is not spelled out in the divorce settlement.
December 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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