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When you create a mid plane based on an objects faces, if you move the object, the midplane does not move with it. It is defined as a plane at the mid point of two faces of an object or component, but when you move the component on which it is based, it is no longer a mid plane!
This will depend on what you move and when. If you've created the plane in a component and move the component the plane will move with it. If you move a body after the plan's create the plane will not move, you need to roll the timeline back to a point before the plane was created then move the body. After rolling the timeline back over the point where the plane was created the plane will update.
If you want the plane to always update and stay in place you'll need to use components and only move components.
