Understanding Parental Relocation in Colorado 📌 Parental relocation occurs when a parent with primary custody or shared parenting responsibilities moves a significant distance, potentially impacting the child's relationship with the other parent. Colorado family law requires parents to follow specific legal procedures before relocating. 📌 Legal Requirements: If the moving parent has majority custody or equal parenting time, they must provide written notice to the non-relocating parent. This notice should include: - The reason for relocation - The new location - A proposed revised parenting plan 📌 Court Considerations: If the non-relocating parent objects, the court will evaluate factors such as: - The child’s emotional and physical well-being - The impact of relocation on relationships with both parents - Educational opportunities at the new location - The reason for relocation and its benefits How Courts Decide Parental Relocation Cases ⚖️ Best Interests of the Child – Colorado...
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