Relocation

If a party in family law action involving children ever decides to move away from the other parent, they must request for the Court’s permission to do so.

This type of case, called a relocation case, lets the party plead the reasons why they want to move, and try to get permission from the Judge to take the child(ren) with them. Without this approval for relocation, a party may not take the child(ren) more than fifty (50) miles away from their current location. If you have been served with a “Notice of Intent to Relocate” or you yourself have been debating moving to a different location, contact the Men’s Divorce Law Firm today to schedule a consultation and discuss your rights and options.