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Can a Parent Move Children Out of Florida Without the Other Parent’s Permission?
QUESTION: I am the father of children who currently live with their mother in Fort Lauderdale. We separated approximately eight months ago, but we have not filed a court case or obtained a custody, timesharing, or parenting-plan order. The children have remained primarily with their mother. The mother has told me that she plans to move with the children to Georgia next month. Can she legally relocate the children out of Florida without my consent when there is no existing cou
Kaylin M.M. Bosque, Esq.
Sep 151 min read
Can an Unmarried Mother Move a Child from Florida to Nebraska Without the Father’s Consent?
QUESTION: I am an unmarried mother of a young child. The child’s father signed paperwork at the hospital acknowledging that he is the father, but there is no current court order establishing paternity, parental responsibility, timesharing, or a parenting plan. Due to financial hardship and unstable housing in Florida, I am considering relocating to Nebraska, where I would have housing and family or financial support. The father objects to the move and says I cannot take the
Kaylin M.M. Bosque, Esq.
Sep 151 min read
Can I Immediately Request 50/50 Timesharing After Moving Back to Florida?
QUESTION: I previously moved out of Florida to complete a nursing program. During that time, my child lived primarily with the other parent in Florida, and I paid child support. I have now moved back to Florida permanently so that I can live near my child and be more involved in daily parenting. I would like the court to modify the current parenting plan to provide equal, 50/50 timesharing and to recalculate child support accordingly. The other parent does not agree. Is there
Kaylin M.M. Bosque, Esq.
Aug 312 min read
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