Legal Question in Family Law in Ohio

You would file a post decree motion to modify the shared parenting plan. As part of that modification you would discuss the relocation. Depending on your county, there may be a form called Notice of Intent to Relocate. This would also address the relocation. A hearing would be scheduled and you could probably do discovery (gather information) and before trial hits, reach an agreement. If your ex is agreeable then this wouldn't need to take that long. As always, its best to consult an attorney for assistance in this process. And its even more important if your spouse retains an attorney. Call around to get a variety of hourly rates and you should find an affordable and competent attorney.

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