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Family Law: Relocation

Is it legal to relocate a child after a divorce?

Child relocation is a relatively common practice after a divorce occurs between parents. Despite the fact that parents have initiated a child removal from Colorado, the non-custodial parent does have rights regarding these matters. If there are any conflicts in a matter of relocation, consult a Denver divorce attorney who can work to secure the best possible outcome for you and your children.

There are a variety of different reasons why the custodial parent may decide to relocate to another area. Common causes of relocation are related to the parents' employment or current marital status and living situation, among many others. If relocation cannot be agreed to amicably between parents, then the matter may be escalated to a family court which will take into consideration a number of different factors. Common points include potential educational opportunities that may exist in the new location for the child, presence of an established support system or family and more, all culminating to one critical question. Would relocation be in the best overall interest of the child? No matter the circumstance, the courts' decision will always fall on the side of what is deemed to be in the child's best interest.

Legal Child Relocation Support in Denver

Contested child relocation cases can be very stressful for parents who are either in danger of losing visitation access to their children due to distance, or are unable to move forward to explore new opportunities because of a standing legal obligation to the non-custodial parent. Feldmann Nagel, LLC specializes in family law as it relates to child relocation and visitation. Our firm has consistently risen to the occasion in court cases throughout Denver, Steamboat Springs and Vail to help resolve matters of relocation. We believe we can be at our best by being the best prepared, and we pride ourselves on the organization and professionalism with which we conduct cases. We are dedicated to helping you realize your goals as they pertain to the relocation of your child, and we will work hard to give you the greatest chance at achieving it.

If you or your spouse is planning to relocate your child to another city or state, contact a Denver divorce lawyer who can act as a strong advocate on your behalf.

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Avon, CO 81620
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Austin, TX 78701

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