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She does not need to share her address, because when the children are with her, that is her time. The changeover need not need to be at her home, so while it may be awkward sometimes, this is not unusual for some separated parents
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Email and phone should be shared so that contact can be made in urgent circumstances.
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No, she cannot do that. She cannot relocate more than about an hours drive away without consent
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She needs to confirm she is no further away. If that means city and suburb then she should, but if she has moved further then the father can go to the Family Court to require her to relocate closer, or she may lose custody
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
Sure
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If one party who is not the primary caregiver moved away, then that would be their choice and would make it difficult to get custody and would limit contact. She could not force him him to move closer if he chose to move away. If he pays for the costs of transport that is not income she must declare
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
It means she needs support. If the children are at risk then the father or Oranga Tamariki should intervene
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I dont have access to the plan you signed for-can you ask***@******.*** for those queries
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