The Washington Attachment: Summary of the law about moving with children (Relocation Act, RCW 26.09.430 — .480) is a set of regulations that provides guidelines for parents who are considering relocating with their children. The law outlines the requirements for relocating with children, including the type of notice that must be given to the other parent or other legal guardians, the terms of the relocation agreement, and the process for filing a petition to modify parenting plans and orders. The law requires that notice of the proposed relocation must be given at least 45 days prior to the intended move. The notice must include information about the proposed relocation, including the address of the new location, the date of the proposed relocation, the impact of the relocation on the parenting plan, and how contact with the other parent and other legal guardians will be maintained. The law also requires that the relocating parent must attempt to reach an agreement with the other parent or other legal guardians regarding the relocation. This agreement must include provisions for parenting time and contact with the other parent or other legal guardians. If an agreement is not reached, the relocating parent must file a petition to modify the parenting plan and orders. The law also outlines the process for filing a petition to modify the parenting plan and orders, including the necessary forms and documents, filing fees, and time limits. The court will consider the best interests of the child when making a decision regarding the relocation. If the court grants the relocation, the parenting plan and orders may be modified to reflect the new arrangement.