Q: If I have full physical custody of my children, what do I need to do to move out of state
A: This largely depends on two things: whether or not the other parent has court-ordered parenting time, and if so, whether or not the other parent agrees to the move out of state. If the non-moving parent has court ordered parenting time, it is usually required that the parent seeking to move file a motion and obtain court approval prior to moving out of state. Of course, if the non-moving parent agrees with the move, this can be avoided.
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