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Can I move after I file the notice?
No. You may not move the child’s residence until the court signs an order giving you permission to do so.
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Child Custody Relocation
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1.
Do I need a case number?
Yes. You must have an existing case number in Yakima County which refers to your Parenting Plan. If you don’t know your case number, you may contact the Clerk’s Office by calling 509-574-1430.
2.
Do I need an attorney?
You are not required to have an attorney and you may represent yourself. You may also hire an attorney at any time.
3.
How far in advance do I have to file for relocation?
You should file your Notice at least 60 days in advance of the intended move. However, there are exceptions if it is not possible to give this much notice.
4.
Can I move after I file the notice?
No. You may not move the child’s residence until the court signs an order giving you permission to do so.
5.
What if the other parent agrees to the move?
You may have them sign the appropriate orders and the judge can review them. This simplifies the process.
6.
What if the other parent does not agree to the move?
You may go to trial. The judge will decide if the proposed move should be allowed.
7.
What if the other parent already moved without giving me notice?
You may be able to file for contempt.
8.
If I was served with notice, how do I object?
You may purchase and file an Objection to Relocation in Room 323 in the County Courthouse. You must do this within 30 days of service. You should also mail a copy to the other party. Find court contact information
online.
9.
Do I have to go to court?
Yes. You may go to trial if your case is contested.
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