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lacdipi — 14 years ago(May 25, 2011 12:22 PM)

Couldn't Jack being the biological father prevent the move? You can't move a child to a different country, even if it's our native country, without parental permission from the opposite parent.

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When was he stripped of his rights of being a deadbeat when Mary lived with her father too.

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yea but Jack was a deadbeat dad so the court stripped him of any legal rights to the child.

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