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A New York judge has ruled that a woman may move to Toronto with her 11-year-old son from her first marriage, but only if she puts $60,000 in escrow as a hedge against cutting off court-ordered visitation with the boy's father. Matrimonial law experts are calling the decision a practical solution to a difficult problem, but also one that is almost unheard of in this context. Citing the woman's testimony, the judge said he was concerned about her willingness to abide by his visitation order.
August 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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