A Child Custody Relocation Letter is a formal document drafted by one parent of a child and sent to the other to discuss the upcoming relocation of the child. Typically prepared by the parent who has primary custody of the child, this statement will give both parents time to negotiate the most important custody issues such as visitation, communication of the child and the parent while they are away from each other, and financial responsibilities of the non-custodial parent.
Download a sample Child Custody Relocation Letter through the link below. Greet the recipient, confirm your intention to move out of town or state in the nearest future, indicate the place you want to relocate to, outline the reasons for the relocation, and tell the other parent they have one or two months to contest the decision - they can reach out to you directly or submit a petition to the appropriate court to make the dispute official. Mail this letter to the latest known address of the parent - it is recommended to use certified mail to obtain proof of delivery especially if you believe there may be disagreements in the future.
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