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abagatelle t1_j9qiatb wrote

When kids are involved, I’m pretty sure you have to file in the state that they “sleep” in. That’s how it worked for me.

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abagatelle t1_j9qlj90 wrote

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It took sooo long. I got a lawyer, he didn’t. We ended up filing uncontested and did not have to appear in court. I paid my attorney $3k but it was worth it. I think. Sometimes.

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swan_fake t1_j9qqplc wrote

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Private schools (out of district) that ive worked in do provide speech over 9, but the most recent article I found says it was headed to the governor,so I'm not sure for RI public school🤔

You can also find info on each school districts websites about their special ed programs. https://www.rilegislature.gov/pressrelease/_layouts/RIL.PressRelease.ListStructure/Forms/DisplayForm.aspx?List=c8baae31%2D3c10%2D431c%2D8dcd%2D9dbbe21ce3e9&ID=372811&Web=2bab1515%2D0dcc%2D4176%2Da2f8%2D8d4beebdf488

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SaltyNewEnglandCop t1_j9r5d00 wrote

You’ll be better off in MA when it comes to education.

Massachusetts is light years ahead of Rhode Island in all aspects of education, to the point where our goals for the future are tied to the levels that MA is at presently.

As for tax benefits, if your ex works in MA but lives in RI, he’ll pay taxes in RI and have to file his taxes in both. Anything withheld in MA will be remitted to RI.

But an attorney will handle all of this with ease.

You’ll also have to file in MA, as that’s where the two of you lived.

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