Relocation Notice Requirements Indiana

Summary

In Indiana, noncustodial parents must notify both the custodial parent and the court of any relocation, even if moving closer. This involves filing a notice with the court, serving it to the custodial parent, and including details such as the new address, reason for relocation, and a proposed parenting time schedule.

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Does the relocation statue apply to noncustodial parents
The relocation statute generally applies to custodial parents, but noncustodial parents can also be affected. In ****, if a noncustodial parent moves, they must provide notice to the custodial parent and the court.
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Do they still require to notify if they unilaterally move closer
Yes, in ****, noncustodial parents are still required to notify the custodial parent and the court even if they move closer.
Would you like more detailed information on how to properly file this notice?
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In ****, noncustodial parents must provide notice of their intent to relocate, even if they are moving closer to the custodial parent. Here are the steps to properly file this notice:
- File a notice with the court.
- Serve the notice to the custodial parent.
- Provide information on the new address, reason for relocation, and a proposed new parenting time schedule.
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