Court order states no significant other while in custody of the child. Does this mean girlfriend/boyfriend or also includes legal spouse? Also the child is 24 months, does this apply only until the child turns 3?
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A spouse becomes a "relative" so it no longer applies if the people marry.
You need to read your decree. It is usually until further order of the court but I cannot say unless I personally read your decree.
If you don't understand, then find an attorney in your county to meet with in person and discuss the details of your case.
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A significant other includes a spouse or common law spouse, if they state acknowledges a common law union.
It does not include a boyfriend or girlfriend.
The order would be enforceable until the child(ren) turns 18, if they drop-out of school; or until they graduate from high school.
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