If a move means that it will be more difficult to maintain regular contact with the children it may be possible to oppose this move in the court or have the children returned.  Each case will be considered on its own circumstances, and the court will decide on the basis of what is best for the children, not what is best for one of their parents.   You cannot prevent the other parent from moving, but it may be possible to stop a move by your children.

It is possible to object to a move within Scotland or to another part of the UK, not just to a move to another country.  Don’t delay in taking action, as it is harder to force a return if children have settled in a new location.