Guidance on Relocating
When a parent decides to move, both parents have a say in that process, as it applies to the children. The process for relocating after a divorce or paternity judgment is entered is often complex, and mistakes can lead to delays and unwanted changes to a parenting plan. At Fisher Law LLC, we help parents understand their current judgment and parenting plan during a relocation case.
Legal Guidance For Relocation and Parenting Time
If a parent plans to move with a child, the court may need to evaluate the current parenting plan and determine what is in the best interests of the child. Our attorneys can help parents relocating with a child create a long-distance parenting time schedule, account for costs and logistics, and request other modifications to the current order as necessary in the relocation.
We understand that maintaining a long-distance relationship with a child is difficult, and that parents on both sides of a case have strong feelings about relocation. Call us now at 816-307-9752 to schedule your case evaluation.
