Noncustodial Parent Move Notice

Hi Renee! In Indiana, noncustodial parents are generally required to provide notice if they move to a new residence. This is especially true if the move impacts the existing parenting time or custody arrangement.
- Indiana Code *-*-*.*-* states that a noncustodial parent must provide notice of an intent to move.
Is the move affecting your current custody or visitation schedule?

Renee, in Indiana, noncustodial parents must provide notice if they intend to move, especially if it impacts your custody or visitation schedule.
- Indiana Code *-*-*.*-* mandates notice of intent to move.
- Failure to provide notice can be addressed in court.
Would you like more information on how to proceed legally?

Renee, in Indiana, notice must be given regardless of the distance if the move impacts custody or visitation. Here are the key points:
- Indiana Code *-*-*.*-* mandates notice of intent to move.
- Failure to provide notice can be addressed in court.
Would you like to know how to proceed legally to address this issue?