Episode Summary: In this episode, Shifting Boundaries: Child Relocation in New York Divorce Cases, attorney David Badanes breaks down the legal landscape surrounding child relocation post-divorce. The discussion focuses on how New York courts assess relocation requests, the burden on the custodial parent to prove relocation benefits, and the importance of maintaining a child's relationship with both parents. Badanes also covers legal strategies for custodial and non-custodial parents, potential consequences of unauthorized moves, and best practices for handling relocation disputes.
Timestamps: 00:00 - Welcome to Divorce Law with Attorney David Badanes 00:04 - Introduction to Attorney David Badanes and episode topic 00:32 - Key aspects of New York's relocation laws 01:42 - Is there a specific distance that determines relocation legality? 02:48 - How courts assess a child’s best interests in relocation cases 03:55 - Valid reasons for a custodial parent to relocate 04:55 - Mitigating the impact of relocation on the non-custodial parent 06:37 - Legal challenges in contested relocation cases 08:19 - When court approval is necessary for short-distance moves 09:52 - Handling relocation when the non-custodial parent agrees 10:49 - Legal consequences of moving without court approval 11:18 - How a non-custodial parent can oppose relocation 12:12 - Balancing valid reasons on both sides in tough cases 13:12 - Next steps for parents considering or opposing relocation
About the Show: Welcome to Divorce Law with Attorney David Badanes, where we explore the complexities of divorce, custody, child support, mediation, and estate planning. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, this podcast provides expert legal insights to help individuals navigate family law matters effectively.
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