Assuming a relocation decision is made in good faith, do you think the court should give greater
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Assuming a relocation decision is made in good faith, do you think the court should give greater weight to the desire of the custodial parent to move or to the noncustodial parent's wish to maintain the existing visitation arrangement? What factors would you weigh?
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