Clapper v. Harvey

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in determining what is in the children’s best interest, the court must consider all possible environments and relevant factors
• holding that in determining what is in the children's best interest, the court must consider all possible environments and relevant factors
• holding that where the non-primary custodial parent sought permission to relocate, the Gruber analysis was appropriate since the factors affected the .best interest of the children
• holding that where the non-primary custodial parent sought permission to relocate, the Gruber analysis was appropriate since the factors affected the best interest of the children
• holding that where non-custodial parent, who was not primarily responsible for children's financial support, sought to relocate, the court was required to consider the non-economic advantages of the proposed move
• holding that where non-custodial parent, who was not primarily responsible for children’s financial support, sought to relocate, the court was required to consider the non-economic advantages of the proposed move

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).