Relocation: Other Parent might relocate, do I need to do anything

Worried about the Other Parent Relocating with your Child? 

If you wish to relocate with your child, or you have become aware that the other parent of your child wishes to relocate, you need to actively take steps to protect your position and plan to get the best possible outcome for you and your child.
If you do nothing, you may lose your chance to do so.
You can apply to the Court for permission to relocate.
You can also apply to the Court to stop the other parent relocating.
 
 
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If you haven’t got Consent Orders, then you should think about trying to get them in place and make sure they have a strong relocation clause in them.
If you’ve got Con...

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