04/27/2026
Relocation and Parenting Time in Oregon
When one parent plans to move, even a relatively short distance, it can affect existing custody arrangements and parenting time. Relocation cases often require balancing a parent’s need to move with the impact on the child’s routine, relationships, and overall stability.
Oregon courts focus on the best interests of the child, and relocation requests can involve detailed legal and practical considerations. How the move is presented, supported, and structured can influence the outcome and what changes are made to the parenting plan.
At OneTec Family Law, we help parents evaluate relocation situations, understand what the court will consider, and develop a clear approach moving forward. If you are facing a potential move or responding to one, we are here to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.
Our attorneys can advise you if you are seeking to relocate with your child, or if you are given notice of the custodial parent’s intent to relocate.