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Move Your Life Forward With A Westborough Parental Relocation Attorney

At Callahan | Barraco, we regularly handle complex, sensitive cases involving child custody and parental relocation. With over 200 years of combined experience, our award-winning attorneys are dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate service to every client. Serving Westborough and the surrounding neighborhoods, we are well-equipped to handle the relocation of custodial parents and children. We offer discounts for military members, teachers, union members and medical professionals, making our services more accessible to those who serve our community.

When Is It Okay For A Parent To Relocate With A Child?

Relocating with a child is a significant decision that requires careful consideration and legal compliance. A custodial parent must have permission from the noncustodial parent to move their children out of state. If the other parent does not agree, the custodial parent must seek approval from the court. The court will evaluate various factors, such as:

  • The child’s emotional well-being
  • The child’s age
  • The impact on the child’s relationship with the noncustodial parent
  • The existing custody and parenting time arrangement
  • The child’s involvement in community activities

You must demonstrate to the court that relocating would not harm the child’s best interests. Common reasons for relocation may include employment opportunities, economic necessity or family transitions. Our experienced parental relocation attorneys can guide you through this process, ensuring your child’s rights stay front and center.

The Importance Of Having A Lawyer For Post-Decree Modifications

Post-decree modifications can be complex and emotionally charged. Having a knowledgeable attorney is crucial for navigating these changes smoothly. Our parental relocation lawyers handle these modifications frequently and understand how to minimize conflict. Whether you need to modify custody arrangements due to a move to another state with a baby or other significant life changes, we put your child’s best interests first. We strive to reduce stress and foster cooperation between ex-spouses in contested family law cases, ensuring that the impact on the children is as minimal as possible.

Discuss Your Options With Our Massachusetts Family Law Attorneys Today

At Callahan | Barraco, we are committed to helping families navigate the legal challenges of parental relocation and post-decree modifications. Contact us today at 508-271-7963 or send us an email to schedule a consultation and learn how to move your children.