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Relocation with Minor Children in Oklahoma The Relocating Parent's Burden The moving party must initially demonstrate that the proposed relocation is made in good faith. Legitimate, good-faith reasons recognized by Oklahoma courts typically include verifiable career advancements, moving closer to an established extended family support system, pursuing specialized educational opportunities, or remarriage. If the court suspects the move is an attempt at parental alienation or designed to intentionally disrupt the non-custodial parent's relationship, the inquiry stops, and the court will restrain the move.

When life changes after a divorce or custody order, one parent may need to move — for a new job, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start. But in Oklahoma, moving with your child isn't as simple as packing boxes and finding a new home. It's called relocation, and it comes with strict notice a...