Can the possessory conservator take kids out of the country without the managing conservator permission?

Generally, a possessory conservator cannot take children out of the country without the permission of the managing conservator, especially if there are specific legal agreements or court orders in place that outline travel restrictions. It's essential to review the custody agreement and consult with a legal professional to understand the specific rights and limitations involved. In many cases, both conservators must agree to international travel to avoid legal complications.