Avoiding Bias in Relocation Cases

Abstract

SUMMARY Bias is a risk in all family law matters, for judges, custody evaluators, mediators, and attorneys. This paper is focused on particular risks as they relate to relocation matters. A description of various types of risk is followed by ways to reduce or minimize the risk of bias in these cases. Ultimately, this author will suggest a protocol that evaluators and judges can use when reaching conclusions about whether or not to allow a parent who wishes to relocate to be able to take the child with him/her.

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