Legal Question in Family Law in California

Reply: Moving out of state with the kids

The answer to both of your questions is yes. That having been said, move away cases can be difficult. Your chances of success are enhanced by your 80/20 time share.

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Good luck to you!

Brian Levy, Esq.

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Re: Moving out of state with the kids

I do believe the court will assist you in this. I would recommend you retain counsel to assist you so you do not give away anything you do not need to just wanting to get this done.

Re: Moving out of state with the kids

absolutely, your ex has no power in dictating to you where or where you can live or relocate. further you have constitutional protections, especially in respect to the right to travel here that would allow you the same rights under the judicial system. thus, you should definitely set up an OSC hearing to get your legal issues modified based upon a pending change in circumstances. its a fairly painless process and can be done expeditiously so you can relocate legally without repercussions. however, there could be some custodial or visitation modifications your ex is also entitled to since you would be the one moving the children out of state, such as you possibly having to pay for them to visit him thereafter, etc..if you would like a free phone consultation regarding this legal matter, email us directly with your contact information today.