Court Forms: Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children

• Final Order Changing Parenting Plan - No Objection to Moving with Children
• Notice of Intended Relocation
• Objection about Moving with Children (Relocation) (Objecting Party)
• Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children
• Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children

I intend to move with children. The other parent with a court order giving them a legal right to spend time with children filed an Objection. I want to ask the court for a temporary order permitting the move with children. What forms do I use?

Form	Title	Download		Revised
FL Relocate 726	Motion for Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children (Relocation)			07/2019
FL All Family 185	Notice of Hearing			05/2016
FL All Family 112	Proof of Mailing or Hand Delivery (for documents after Summons and Petition)			01/2022
FL Relocate 728	Temporary Order about Moving with Children (Relocation)			07/2019
Parenting Plan:
FL All Family 140	Parenting Plan			07/2022
...OR...
Residential Schedule:
FL Parentage 304	Motion to Permit Proceeding (by a person not included in Acknowledgment or Court Decision)			01/2019

Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children

The other parent intends to move with the children. I want a temporary order preventing them from relocating with the children. What forms do I use?

Form	Title	Download		Revised
FL Relocate 725	Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation)			07/2019
FL Relocate 728	Temporary Order about Moving with Children (Relocation)			07/2019
FL All Family 185	Notice of Hearing			05/2016
FL All Family 112	Proof of Mailing or Hand Delivery (for documents after Summons and Petition)			01/2022

Note: Additional documents may be required by local county superior court rules.

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