Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: Non-custodial parent moving out of state

Hi,

The move to another state is a substantial change in circumstance that would allow you to apply to the Court to change the order. You did not provide enough information, like what state, who does the driving to his house, do you want to go to another state, etc. I would suggest you consult an attorney to determine if you should file a motion with the court to revise the Court Order.

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Re: Non-custodial parent moving out of state

Nothing really, it will stay the same, just that part of it will be impossible. He can still visit at your house if he wants to drive/fly but he can't bring the child out of state, so that part will only apply if he has some place in state to bring them. I assume he will move to get a different set up. If you need any assistance with this, please call me at 732/237/3340. My initial consultations are always free.