Relocation

Moving With or Without a Court Order

Bucks County · Montgomery County · Philadelphia County

If you are parents of minor children, it is important to understand that your right to move may be restricted by an order of the court and by applicable state laws. Relocating to a new home without authorization from the court or the approval of the other parent may have an adverse affect on your parental rights.

In fact, there have been many cases in which a custodial mother or father has lost custody temporarily or permanently as a result of a relocation. Before you move with your children, contact an attorney to learn more about your rights.

Relocating after a divorce, separation or breakup can be difficult and stressful. Knowing your rights can relieve some of this stress and give you a good idea about what to expect in your case. If you wish to speak with a lawyer about a home relocation, we offer a free consultation. To learn more, contact Zlock & Snyder, P.C. in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.

We Can Seek or Oppose a Motion to Relocate

At Zlock & Snyder, P.C., we have significant experience in divorce and family law cases. Our attorneys represent clients who want to relocate as well as clients who want to stop the other parent from moving with the children to another area.

Contact Us

If you want to relocate or if you want to oppose a relocation of your former spouse or the parent of your child, we can help. For a free consultation with an attorney at Zlock & Snyder, P.C., call 267-772-6111. If you have questions about custody, visitation plans, a move away order or another family law matter, contact us by e-mail.

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