
Can I Travel Out of Nova Scotia With My Child After a Separation?
Traveling with your child can get more complicated after a separation. You may want to take them on a vacation, visit relatives in another province, or travel internationally. But if you share parenting responsibilities with your former partner, traveling with your child raises important legal considerations. Do you need the other parent’s permission? What if...
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