In a recent blog, we discussed child custody modifications for parental relocation. When a parent moves to another location, it changes the details of custody and visitation and often requires a modification of custody and visitation.
Child Custody Modifications: Pt. 2 of 3: Child Choice
Child Custody Modifications Pt. 1 of 3: Parental Relocation
With the increase in mobility and job insecurity in recent years, parental relocation has become a common issue for parents after a divorce. The reality is that the life circumstances of every family will change with some frequency, so it's not uncommon for a custody order to become ineffective for a family only a couple years after a divorce is finalized. However, most people in this situation do not know their rights or the procedures involved with modifying a child custody agreement. Before seeking out a modification - before a divorce even - it is helpful to have an understanding of the options and procedures for child support and custody modifications. In this three-part series, we will discuss: 1. Modifications for parental relocation, 2. Modifications when a mature child wants to live with the other parent and 3. Modifications resulting from the changing needs of the child.
