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Parental Relocation in Long Island

Assisting Clients in Parental Relocation Proceedings

Parental relocation is often a post-divorce issue which requires a legal handling through the courts. After a divorce, one of the parties may need or wish to relocate away from their current geographical area due to job considerations, remarriage, or to start a new life elsewhere. Unless an agreement has been signed and acknowledged by both parties earlier, only the court can permit a custodial parent to remove children out of state or to another area than that designated in the divorce settlement agreement.

If you need legal assistance in a parental relocation matter in Long Island, we urge you to consult with a divorce attorney at the Rubenfeld Law Office about the particulars of your situation. We can review your case and advise you on the legal actions necessary to resolve the situation. Our attorneys have an abundance of legal experience in handling divorce and family law matters; our firm has been in existence since 1960.

Let a Divorce Lawyer Help You with a Relocation Request

Relocation requests will be considered by the courts on a case-by-case basis, looking at the particular and relevant facts and circumstances of the situation and with a view of what is in the best interests of the child or children involved. Courts will consider the reasons for the relocation and for the opposing parent's objections to it, what kind of relationships exist between the custodial and noncustodial parents and their children, what advantages and disadvantages will be had for the children and parents should the relocation occur, and other factors.

Our attorneys are well-versed in the legal work of relocation requests, having helped hundreds of individuals and families in these matters over many decades. When you work with a Long Island divorce attorney at our firm, we take the time to thoroughly understand your legal needs and objectives and to handle your legal issue with the care and concern you deserve as a valued client. Do you need help with a parental relocation after a divorce? Contact a lawyer at our firm for capable and reliable representation today!