Washington Motion for Immediate Order Allowing Move with Children — Before Objection Deadline (Ex Parte Relocation) is a motion filed in Washington State courts to temporarily allow one parent to move with their children before the other parent has had an opportunity to object. This type of motion is typically used when a parent wishes to move away with their children and needs time to make the move without waiting for the other parent to file an objection. This motion is also called an Ex Parte Motion. The motion must include the proposed relocation, the reasons for the relocation, and the requested order allowing the relocation. The court will consider the best interests of the children before making a decision. If the court grants the motion, the relocation will be allowed for a specific period of time. There are two types of Washington Motion for Immediate Order Allowing Move with Children — Before Objection Deadline (Ex Parte Relocation): Temporary Move and Permanent Move. A Temporary Move is filed when the parent wishes to move away with their children but is uncertain of the length of time they will be staying in the new location. A Permanent Move is filed when the parent wishes to move away with their children and intends to remain in the new location for an extended period of time.