In re the Marriage of Horner

Lynn Horner appeals an order prohibiting her from relocating one of the parties’ minor children. We affirm.

In In re Marriage of Littlefield,1 the Washington Supreme Court held that even though a trial court has authority to find that the “primary residential parent’s relocation would harm the child,” it may bar relocation only if the consequent harm would exceed “the normal distress suffered by a child because of travel, infrequent contact of a parent, or other *497hardships which predictably result from a dissolution of marriage.”2 In In re Marriage of Pape3 the Washington Supreme Court held…