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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
You do not need your ex's permission to move two hours away. As long as she gets to see the kids or receives her court ordered visitation if there be any then there should not be a problem.
I hope I answered your question and I wish you the best of luck
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
oh I though you were in the US. I can't advise outside of the country. I have to opt out. Good luck
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Chris The Lawyer, Expert
In New Zealand relocation can be a more difficult issue. There is an understanding that moving more than an hors drive away would need consent. So my suggestion is that your next step would be to see if she will agree. If she refuses you will need to apply to the Family Court to override her refusal. If she hasnt seen the children for a year I think the Family Court would be sympathetic
Chris The Lawyer, Expert
If you did move, she may protest but if you dont know where she is living then that does make it hard. You could take the risk but be prepared if she complains in the Family Court, although after being absent it may not be easy for her to object