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NdK1009
I think the answer will depend upon your reasons for moving - specifically, how will this move benefit the kids? Why is taking them 106 miles away from their father, their community, etc. the best move for them? Also, your answer will probably depend upon how you are willing to compensate your ex for extra transportation costs and lost time. Even though he just started using his Wednesday visitations, the move you are describing will make those impossible. Therefore, many courts may not see it as unreasonable that he should get additional time with the children (in the summer, perhaps) as compensation for that lost time. And many may order you to cover his transportation costs, since your move would create the need for additional expenditures.
Did you propose a plan that incorporates these concepts with your request to move?