Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: I need some advice

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Without knowing the specifics of your case or the court order, it is hard to provide information to you. Regardless, in order to change anything, you will need to go back to court and file a motion to modify the court order setting forth the out of state visitation. Be prepared for a tough battle, however. The court will generally not do it just because you say so. Verifiable proof of non visitation coupled with credible testimony of the danger or harm of the out of state visitation by an expert may be required.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.