North Carolina Child Relocation Law

What happens to children if one parent moves away? As a parent with shared custody, you might need to move for many reasons: to start a new relationship or a new job, to get help from or give help to your family, or countless other possibilities. But changing your custody agreement in North Carolina can create a nightmare for families. Regardless of how custody is currently arranged or which parent is moving away, the entire experience can be stressful. Where will your kids live and go to school? Are they safe? How often can you see them? Can you really afford all the traveling and attorney's fees for this? North Carolina Child Relocation Law is here to help with these complex North Carolina child custody disputes. This comprehensive guide tells parents facing relocation and custody modifications what to expect. It teaches parents the key information and skills they need to strengthen their arguments and make the whole process less stressful. Using examples, this book explores the many reasons parents may relocate and explains how to modify custody in North Carolina so that you can reach an agreement that's best for your children.