How Do I Object To Relocation?

If you have recently received notice of intended relocation from your co-parent, it is crucial to respond promptly. This situation may significantly impact your living arrangements and your relationship with your children, so taking immediate action is in your best interest. Consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights and options and gather any necessary documentation to support your position. Being proactive can help you navigate this challenging time more effectively.

What Is Notice of Intended Relocation?

If your Parenting Plan says the children live with you at least 45% of the time and you want to move with the children outside their current school district, you generally must give the other parent, and anyone else entitled to visitation, at least 60 days' notice of your intent to move.