Relocation
Are you considering a move to another place, state or country after separation or divorce? If there are children involved, you will need to apply for a Relocation Order.
Obtaining (or opposing) Relocation Orders
Whether you have been offered a new career opportunity or want to be closer to family, there are so many reasons you might consider a move after a separation or divorce.
Our family lawyers are well-versed in this area of the law and can provide advice about your chances of success and assist you in negotiating the changes and applying for a Relocation Order.
We also help clients who are wanting to oppose a Relocation Order.
When deciding an application for this type of Order, the Court will consider factors such as:
- whether it is in the best interests of the child
- the views of the child, depending of course on their age
- the nature of the child’s relationship with both parents and significant others
- how the changes are likely to affect the child’s circumstances.
How we can help
We can assist with:
- advising on the likelihood of success of any application for a Relocation Order
- making an application
- opposing an application.
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