What to Do During A Divorce Settlement When Co-Parents Live in Different States

by PRC Agency PR

McCrary Law has published a new article entitled Managing Custody With an Out-Of-State Parent, which includes information on managing child custody when an ex-spouse moves to a different state for those wanting to learn more about child custody laws. Couples filing for divorce may need to know more about how child custody laws work, especially in different states, and other interested individuals can view the full article at https://mccrarylaw.com/articles/managing-custody-with-an-out-of-state-parent/.

The article includes several interesting pieces of information. In particular, couples filing for divorce need to remember it is essential that the parent seeking to relocate must modify the agreement before relocating the children. Moving can create complex legal issues and even subject the relocating parent to criminal penalties if not settled. Parents should be advised to work cooperatively and communicate with their co-parents. This makes all the difference in the success of long-distance parenting.

The best example of this is found in the following extract:

"Ultimately, regardless of whether custody issues were determined by agreement or by the court, it is essential that the parent seeking to relocate should modify the agreement before moving the children. Not doing so can create complex legal issues and even subject the relocating parent to criminal penalties. While the legal process can be tedious, it's essential to follow the correct procedures, as not doing so could ultimately make matters far more difficult than necessary for everyone involved."

In discussing the article's creation, Kelsey Pack, Lawyer at McCrary Law, said:

"We specialize in helping clients feel heard and supported and help provide legal advice to help make decisions about their future. Divorce is a complex issue that impacts important areas of our lives: our children, finances, and future. Empowering clients to take control of a situation is vital in determining divorce settlements."

McCrary Law now welcomes comments and questions from readers concerning the article, as they intend to provide outstanding legal counsel to every client. McCrary Law wants its clients to have the best support no matter the legal situation.

The complete article is available to view in full at https://mccrarylaw.com/articles/managing-custody-with-an-out-of-state-parent/.