Mom Tries to Stop Dad From Moving Kids School, Judge Dismisses It

Mom objects after Dad plans to enroll the children in a new school district, arguing that the kids are already established where they are. She points to their current school, family support, doctors, dentist, activities, and tutoring needs as reasons they should stay.

But the judge explains that the parental relocation law does not apply because the move does not meet the legal distance requirement. The judge also says Mom’s filing is not the proper request needed to modify the parenting plan.

Under the current agreed parenting plan, Dad is the primary residential parent, and if the parents cannot agree on education, Dad has final decision-making authority. The judge dismisses Mom’s relocation objection and says she would need to file a proper petition to modify the parenting plan if she wants to challenge the school decision.

This hearing covers school enrollment, parental relocation rules, primary residential parent status, final educational decision-making, parenting plan modification, and what happens when one parent files the wrong motion.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and commentary purposes only and is not legal advice. This hearing involves a family court dispute over school enrollment, relocation rules, and an existing parenting plan. The judge’s ruling was based on the filings and court orders before the court at that time. A dismissal of this motion does not prevent a party from filing a proper petition to modify the parenting plan in the future. Please do not contact, harass, or target anyone involved in this case.

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