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If a parent wants to relocate a child’s home to a place that is far away and interferes with the custody and visitation order, the parent may need to ask for a court order before the child can move with that parent. This is called a relocation case but is also known as a move-away case.
18 Ιουν 2024 · If you are moving away with your child in California and have a custody arrangement, you must comply with specific laws and procedures. Knowing these rules can better prepare you to make important parenting decisions.
How Do California Courts Handle Move-Away Cases? Whenever parents want to change existing custody or visitation orders because of a planned relocation, they'll need to file a motion (written legal request) for a modification with the court. And unless they've agreed on a modified parenting plan, a judge hold a hearing and make a decision.
8 Ιουλ 2021 · Parents who share custody must petition their California family court with a move-away request. In joint custody situations, courts will decide custody de novo – fresh, with both moving and non-moving parents starting on a level negotiating field.
16 Οκτ 2024 · October 16, 2024. Child Custody, Family Law. The California Family Code underwent several revisions that will impact custody arrangements, mental health considerations, family reunification programs, and the allocation of child support add-ons. These changes, which went into effect between January 1 and September 1, 2024, aim to enhance the ...
When a parent has sole physical custody, the current court order is not temporary and that custodial parent seeks a move away, the move may become easier to obtain. First, the parent needs to check the court order carefully.
2 Μαΐ 2014 · If there has been no determination of who has custody of the Children and one parent wants to make a move away with the child, or prevent such a move from occurring, that person will usually file a Motion with the Court to start or stop the move. In California, this is done with a Request For Order.
