06/04/2026
Want to learn more about Family Law? Check out our quick legal tips!
1. North Dakota doesn't use the word "custody." Instead, Courts refer to "residential responsibility" for physical parenting time and "joint decision-making" for decision-making authority.
2. Verbal agreements work... until they don't. If you agree to change parenting time, holidays, or exchanges, confirm it in writing (text or email works)! Screenshots carry more weight than a "he-said, she-said" scenario.
3. Planning on moving out of state with your child post-separation? While a fresh start is tempting, North Dakota courts typically require court approval or the other parent's consent first
4. Planning on moving out of state with your child post-separation? While a fresh start is tempting, North Dakota courts typically require approval from the court or the other parent first. If available, it’s worth talking with an experienced family law attorney to be sure the numbers are calculated correctly.
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