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Neutral Response to a Co-Parent Relocation Notice
A co-parent announcing a move — especially one that would affect the children's school, schedule, or proximity to you — requires immediate, measured action. How you respond will matter legally.
"I got a job offer in [city]. I'm planning to move in 3 months and the kids will come with me."
"Thank you for letting me know. A move of this nature affects our current parenting arrangement and may require a court modification. I am not in agreement with the children relocating at this time. I am going to consult with my attorney about next steps. Please do not make any arrangements for the children's relocation without court approval or my written consent."
Why This Response Works
This response is factual, immediate, and legally sound. It states non-consent clearly, references the need for court involvement, and puts the co-parent on notice — all in a neutral tone.
What to Avoid
Do not respond emotionally or with threats. State your legal position and immediately consult an attorney. Relocation disputes are among the most time-sensitive in family law.
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