The term "custody" often has very different meanings to different people. For instance, what one person considers to be a "joint custody" arrangement may not be joint custody at all, at least from a legal perspective. So, let's take a look at how Indiana law defines different types of custody.
Notice of Intent to Relocate with a Child
Indiana Code § 31-17-2.2 provides that after a court has issued a custody or parenting time order for a child, a custodial parent must take certain actions before relocating with the child from the state of Indiana.
