Relocation Order Sample Clauses
A Relocation Order is a legal provision that authorizes or directs the movement of a person, typically a child, from one location to another, often in the context of family law or custody arrangements. This clause outlines the circumstances under which relocation is permitted, the process for seeking approval, and any conditions or restrictions that may apply, such as notice requirements or considerations of the child's best interests. Its core practical function is to provide a clear legal framework for managing and resolving disputes about relocation, ensuring that such moves are conducted fairly and with due regard to all parties involved.
Relocation Order. In accordance with Wisconsin Statutes 32.05
Relocation Order. The California Department of Social Services has authority to issue an immediate relocation order under certain circumstances set forth in the RCFE law. In the unlikely event that such an order is issued, Resident will not be held responsible for meeting any advance notice requirement and Resident will receive a refund of any money to which Resident would have been entitled had notice been given as required by this Agreement.
Relocation Order. The relocation order includes a plat or map showing the old and new locations and the land and interests to be acquired. A copy of the order shall be filed with the County Clerk within 20 days of its issue.