Tucson, Arizona, Child Relocation Lawyer
In Arizona, a parent cannot move more than 100 miles away from the child's other parent without permission from that other parent or by order of the court. Yet relocation with children, to another state or to another country, is increasingly becoming an issue for families. With relocation come child visitation issues for the non-custodial parent.
One parent may seek to move to another state to get a job, advance in his or her career, obtain more education, receive family support, or follow deployment overseas or transfer orders to a new base. Whatever the reason, at the Law Office of Patricia "Pogo" Overmeyer, we will work to protect your interests.
Principled, Ethical Advocacy.
Call 888-466-0461 or 520-468-6841 for Your Initial Consultation.
The Best Interests of the Child
The standard of the court is to find a solution that is in the best interests of the child. If the move of the custodial parent across state or national boundaries will take away the other parent's ability to parent his or her child and that parent has been actively involved in the child's life, the court may turn your request down. How do you know what your rights are and how to pursue the best course of action for you and your family?
Focused on Family Law Since 1994
At the Law Office of Patricia "Pogo" Overmeyer, in Tucson, Arizona, we focus our practice on family law matters, and have provided ethical, principled and honest legal counsel and advocacy to clients since 1994.
Knowledgeable Solutions That Work
Our lawyer will help you understand how judges look at these cases and is prepared to help you find a creative relocation and custody solution that works for you and serves your child and your family.
Special Understanding of Military Relocation With Children
Our principal attorney grew up in a military household. She knows that members of the military can be transferred every few years and the challenges associated with these moves. Her caseload includes helping custodial parents and members of the military who are being deployed overseas or around the country.
Ethical, Principled Counsel Since 1994
We offer initial consultations so you can gain an understanding of your legal options relating to child visitation, custody, parenting time, relocation and other family law concerns. Call or e-mail: 888-466-0461 or 520-468-6841.
