text: nothing is definite until the judge gives his orders...there would be arguments first, I imagine.  The only reason you would not be able to leave the state is if you are a convicted criminal on parole, or someone involved in a custody case...as for criminals, it would depend on the severity of your crime, but if you are on parole, then no.  If you are involved in a custody case, and are the custodial parent, then you will be able to move out of state only if you can convince the judge it forwards the child's best interests, and is not in anyway to thwart the parenting time of the other party.  Without any information,it's hard to say any specifics....