Is it ok to keep a family plan after one person moves to another state?

I used to live in Maryland with my family and we had a family plan. I moved to a new state last year but we've still been using the old plan. I'm looking to upgrade my phone soon but I'm worried that if I go into an AT&T store they will penalize me for living in a different state than my other family members are.

Living in another area does not matter. You can only purchase if you are an authorized user.

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Ok,
So I am on Friends and Family 2000minutes and unlimited Text.
4 phones.
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Other 3 do not have any data.
I am curious what I can do and can't do that will keep keep the plan as is and not force things to share everything.
I am allowed to have 5 phones under this plan. I am curious about adding and deleting phones.
I did try and add a 5th phone. When I tried to activate a 5th phone online it would not let me do it. Tried to get me to change plans.
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I would like to add a 5th phone. My father has an account and I would like to roll him into my plan instead of his own account. I have already done this once before many years ago with no problem with 2 of the lines that I currently have. Is this possible or is that enough to trigger the move share everything scenario.
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yes to everything; you can add a line (up to 5 total for Family Share), drop a line, upgrade a basic line to a smartphone (and then add a tiered data plan) and stay on your current calling plan ... it may be easier done in your local Corporate Verizon store, though ... just be sure they don't try to switch you to Share Everything if that's not what you want

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