Harbor Court Associates v. Leo A. Daly Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding trial court erred when it found Mother’s proposed relocation for purpose of living with Husband, who had already moved, was not made in good faith or for legitimate purpose
• explaining that when considering a request to relocate, “while the trial court is to consider all relevant factors, [it] is not necessarily required to make specific findings on each factor unless requested to do so by the parties”
• finding mother’s desire “to live and create a family life” with her new husband in Hawaii was a legitimate purpose
• applying the statutory factors to a decision solely regarding whether to permit relocation
• resolution of relocation disputes ultimately turns on judicial determination of best interest of child

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).