Navigating the legal landscape following a divorce can be a complex and at times, overwhelming journey. One of the most contentious issues that can arise during this period is the idea of parental relocation. When one parent wants to move, particularly when that move may impact parenting arrangements, it often results in conflict and contention.

Relocating in parenting cases can be a complex issue, often requiring a nuanced understanding of the law and its implications. It's essential to establish that any relocation is in the child's best interests. This requirement holds true for both an initial parenting application involving a proposed change to the child's habitual residence and a motion to change an existing parenting order. However, each case is unique and highly dependent on its individual facts.