What if one parent wants to move with the child?
This has been one of the most controversial and contentious
areas in domestic relations. In our increasingly mobile society, the chance
that a bi-nuclear family will face this dilemma becomes more likely. The one
sure result of a parent relocating some distance from the other is that the
children will have much less physical contact with the distant parent.
In 2002, the Oklahoma legislature passed a relocation
statute providing that a moving parent or custodian must notify the other
parent or custodian of an intended move of more than 75 miles approximately two
months before the move, or within ten days of learning of the move. The notice
must include a number of things, including the moving parent's new address and
phone number, when the move will happen, why the mover is moving, and a
proposed schedule for sharing time with the children after the move
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