Washington Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation) is a motion filed by a party in a Washington divorce or family law case, seeking an immediate court order prohibiting the other party from moving with the children to another location without the court’s permission. The motion is also known as a Temporary Order Prohibiting Relocation with Children (TO RPC). This motion is typically filed when one parent is planning to move out of state with the children and the other parent is objecting. There are two types of Washington Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation): 1) Ex Parte Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation): This motion is filed without prior notice to the other party, and is usually used when the other party is believed to be planning to move with the children without the court’s permission. 2) Motion for Temporary Order Preventing Move with Children (Relocation): This motion is filed after the other party has been notified and has had a chance to respond. If the other party agrees to the proposed order, it may be entered without a hearing. If the other party objects, then the court will hold a hearing to decide whether to grant the order.