Child Custody Relocation in Colorado

Colorado child custody relocation law has established new procedure for relocation of children. If you majority parenting time, you should not relocate without following the rules. The results could prove harmful.

What does Colorado relocation law require me to do?

As a practical matter, child custody and relocation rules require a parent seeking to relocate must send a written request to the other parent with the intent to relocate. The relocating parent must provide the location of the new home, reasons why you want to relocate and a suggested parenting plan.   Seeking a child custody lawyer can be beneficial because an analysis of the best interest of the child must take place. Parents don’t always know how to make this legal analysis. Reasons for Child Relocation Often times, your employment may require a transfer, you might be in the military or you may be simply seeking to relocate for other reasons. In any event, you can not make a sole determination of the legal validity and just act on it.

Child custody requires a serious analysis of what is best for the child and not simply your priorities. If you need assistance or representation in a child custody relocation, contact our office at (720) 941 7200 and speak to Lorraine Stark.

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