In family law, when a parent considers moving with their child far away from their usual residence, the matter is termed a ‘relocation case’. 

Typically, if a parent plans to relocate with their child, the other parent must either agree to the move or the parent who wants the move should seek permission from the Family Court.  This requirement is based on the understanding that relocating with a child can significantly impact their ability to maintain meaningful relationships with both parents and other significant individuals, such as grandparents. 

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