Category: Notice of Intended Relocation

How Relocation Impacts Child Custody Agreements

Anderson Hunter Law Firm, Family Law, Notice of Intended Relocation, Parenting Plan Modification / Oct 25, 2024

In Washington state, parents who are subject to a parenting plan are usually allowed to relocate, although they must follow the right legal process. The farther away you move, the more complicated the process will be.

I’m Divorced and Have a Parenting Plan With My Ex. Can I Move?

Notice of Intended Relocation, Parenting Plan Modification / Mar 1, 2023

Usually, you can relocate with a child even if you’re subject to a parenting plan, but you need to follow some legal processes first. A child custody lawyer can assist with your choice and answer all your important questions.

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Category: Notice of Intended Relocation

How Relocation Impacts Child Custody Agreements

I’m Divorced and Have a Parenting Plan With My Ex. Can I Move?

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