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When a parent wants to move out of state, they need permission. The other parent can say no. The court decides what is best for the child.

*The parent needs court approval to move the child. *The other parent can object to the move. *The court decides based on the child’s best interests.

To solve these issues, the parent must ask the court. The other parent should respond if they disagree. The court will make a new plan for the child.

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