Can a parent move with their child?
A parent can usually move with their child if the move is not likely to have a big impact on their child’s relationship with another person who has decision-making responsibility or parenting time.
If the move is likely to have a big impact, the law calls it a relocation. And the parent usually needs the other parent’s permission or a court order before they can move. They may also have to give formal notice about their plans to move.
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