Instructions to File a Motion or Stipulation to Relocate Minor Children - Colorado 2025

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If you want to move your minor children to a place that is far away from the other parent, you need to ask the court for permission. You must have an existing parenting time order before you can submit paperwork to ask the court if you can move your minor children.
These cases are uniquely challenging because they involve balancing a parents right to relocate with the childs need for stability and their relationship with both parents.
When a non-relocating party opposes relocation, or the modification of their custody schedule, they must file the affidavit indicating their objection with the court within thirty (30) days of their receipt of the Notice of Proposed Relocation. They must also send a copy of their objection to the relocating party.
There are no limits on how far a parent can move on their own. Generally, a noncustodial parent can move without notice or permission, so long as their court order does not say otherwise and they are not taking the child with them. A noncustodial parent moving out of state may get less visitation time.
Presenting a case that highlights the moves benefits, addresses the childs needs, and ensures their relationship with both parents is crucial. A strong parenting plan, court preparation, and skilled legal counsel can greatly improve your chances of winning a relocation case.
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Post-Decree Parental Relocations: A Ciesluk Case The case on point for post-decree relocation cases is In re Marriage Ciesluk.

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