What happens if I have primary custody and I need to move to another state?
You will need to go back to court to have the relocation approved. If the noncustodial parent protests the move, you could wind up in another prolonged legal dispute regarding the relocation. If you need to move far from the noncustodial parent and suspect the move could be contested, you should get the assistance of a skilled and zealous Manhattan child custody lawyer from our firm.