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Case Details
Supreme Court of New Jersey reversed and remanded a case where a custodial parent sought to relocate with her child, clarifying the legal standards for removal applications. The court emphasized that the custodial parent must prove a good faith reason for the move and that the child will not suffer from it.
Additional Notes
New Jersey Supreme Court clarified the legal standards for child relocation cases, requiring the custodial parent to prove good faith and that the move will not be inimical to the child's interests. Reversed and remanded for further proceedings.
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