The answer depends on how long the child/children have lived in the District of Columbia and whether a divorce/custody case has already been filed in another State. The basic rule is that once a child lives in a State for at least six months, then that State (or D.C.) becomes the place of residence for… Continue reading If I Moved To DC From Another State, Which State Should I File For Child Custody?
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