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When an ex moves far away, it can affect visitation. The new distance makes regular parenting time harder. The court can change the visitation schedule to fit the new situation.

*Moving within 100 miles is allowed without court permission. *Long drives for visitation may require a change in the parenting time plan. *The court may order the parent who moved to handle more of the driving.

The court looks at the reasons behind the move. They can adjust visitation to make it fair for both parents.

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