Legal Question in Family Law in North Carolina

Why bother with the time and expense of the motion. If there is nothing in the Agreement then it would be assumed transportation would be 50/50 either in terms of splitting the cost to transport the child ie. by plane, bus, etc. or by meeting halfway or by one parent drops off the other picks up. So instead of suggesting, simply grow a set and tell your ex that's how it's gonna be and if your ex doesn't like it then either one or both of you could file a motion to modify. Personally I'd make her file - it puts the cost on her and shouldn't cost you anything to respond (unless your Agreement has some provision for that). So for example if you pick your daughter up, simply don't return your daughter and force your ex to do it. Just make 100% sure that the Agreement is in fact silent on the issue of transportation or you could get into trouble for violating the terms of your agreement.