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Relocation in New Jersey
- OK, If you are PPR (Parent of Primary Residence??
| Divorce If you agreed in your Marital Settlement Agreement to that your spouse was the "PPR" - Parent of Primary Residence -then the PPR may be able to relocate within the State of New Jersey. |
In an Unpublished Decision "Clemas", the court held:
The motion judge, having reviewed the Agreement, found, as a matter of law, that plaintiff was the PPR, and as such, she was permitted to relocate within the state. The motion judge rejected defendant's argument that the language of the Agreement prevented plaintiff from having "enhanced rights" and concluded that language in the Agreement referred to the parties making joint legal custody decisions. The judge determined that the provision did not alter plaintiff's right to relocate.
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The judge further determined that it was defendant's burden to demonstrate changed circumstances infringing upon the best interests of the children, defendant had not met his burden, and defendant was not entitled to a hearing on the matter because he had identified no reason why the new school district could not accommodate his children's needs, or demonstrate that he would not be able to maintain the same parenting schedule or "a reasonable alternative."
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1/31/15