Whether you’re moving to a new state, city, or even country, you’ll need to make sure that you follow the proper legal steps. Fortunately, there are many ways to help you make sure that your move will be successful.
A good first step in determining whether you should move away is to consider your current custody arrangement. If you already have joint custody, you may have to review the terms of your agreement to make sure that they are still in your child’s best interest. If you are moving out of state, you will want to check the laws of the receiving state to make sure that your move will not interfere with your children’s custody.
The court may also want to evaluate your ability to effectively co-parent your children. If you’ve already been able to build a good rapport with your children, the court may want to see how well you can work with your children to promote their interests.
While there are many different factors to consider, one thing that is certain is that moving with your children will be an emotional and logistical undertaking. Having an experienced Sacramento child custody attorney by your side will make the process go smoothly.
