After all custody and visitation orders have been entered, the custodial parent may decide to move out of his/her geographic area.  The move will certainly interfere with the other parent's visitation rights.  How will the court decide such an issue?

With the advances in economic globalization, move-away cases are becoming extremely common and the law in this area is rapidly changing.  If you are faced with such a situation, you should immediately contact an attorney to discuss your particular situation.

The case of Burgess, Montenegro, and La Musaga are the controlling authority on this issue.