incomplete but I suspect that you want to know whether you have a say in whether she moves. As you are having contact frequently and have parental responsibility, you should be consulted on important decisions that impact upon the children's lives, such as where they live. Your ex would be advised to discuss the move with you (perhaps through mediation) in order to establish the impact on your children. Specifically for you, how will it impact upon contact. You point out that it will mean reduced contact for you. If there remains a disagreement and mediation does not work, you may apply to the court for Prohibited Steps Order to prevent the move until and unless contact has been agreed. One of the tasks for the Judge will be to establish the reasons for the move. If it is a genuine move to better her life and take advantage of better housing and prospects, the court may feel that it would be unfair to prevent the move providing that, she has done her best to maintain the children's relationship with you by making sensible contact proposals. It depends on all of the circumstances of the case including her reasons for wanting to move and how your relationship with the children will be maintained. You are advised to try and discuss it via mediation or lawyers failing which, apply to the court for a Prohibited Steps Order if you need to prevent a rash move and a defined contact Order so