Category Archives: Child Relocation
Things to Know About Child Custody and Child Relocation
Child custody matters in Florida can be complex. When a custodial parent wants to move more than 50 miles with their child for more than 60 days, they are required by law to notify the other parent. They must also obtain the other parent’s consent. If the other parent does not consent to the… Read More »
Why Do Judges Deny Child Relocation Requests?
Child custody orders in Florida are legally binding. However, there are times when a custodial parent wants to relocate with their child. In these instances, custodial parents must obtain consent if the move exceeds 50 miles from the child’s current home and will last more than 60 days. If the parent who is not… Read More »
Can Parents Relocate After Divorce in Florida?
After a divorce or separation, Florida law requires custodial parents to obtain permission if they wish to relocate with their child. The law defines what relocation is, and the process custodial parents must follow if they wish to move with their child. When these procedures are not followed, parents are not allowed to relocate… Read More »
How Do Courts Decide on Child Relocation?
When a parent with custody of their child wants to relocate a certain distance after divorce, they must follow the child relocation laws outlined in state law. When custodial parents move a significant distance, it will have a real impact on parental rights, time-sharing arrangements and ultimately, the child’s well-being. Parents are prohibited from… Read More »
