I have a question where a judge has just provided the decision for a 4-year-old child to relocate with the mother interstate and has consented to equal parental responsibility.
At the time, no family court orders were submitted for the father to relocate with the child and the mother. The father had considered relocating and it's now possible to move interstate. If the father later moves once his affairs are in order, is this a significant change in circumstances to lodge an application (assuming if both parties are unable to agree on the change in consent orders) with the family court in the other state?
Also, is there a time restriction when you can apply again?
Finally, is it better to appeal the decision and request the full court to reconsider a new circumstance?
At the time, no family court orders were submitted for the father to relocate with the child and the mother. The father had considered relocating and it's now possible to move interstate. If the father later moves once his affairs are in order, is this a significant change in circumstances to lodge an application (assuming if both parties are unable to agree on the change in consent orders) with the family court in the other state?
Also, is there a time restriction when you can apply again?
Finally, is it better to appeal the decision and request the full court to reconsider a new circumstance?