Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

When you say "full custody" are you stating that you have sole parental timesharing or primary timesharing? Florida statutes encourage the parties to have shared parental responsbility, meaning both parents have equal input into the upbringing of the minor child. If the father objects to your daughter being homeschooled and you're basically deadlocked, the terms of your settlement agreement and final judgment govern who gets the final word. If both have shared final say in this matter, then either one of you can push the argument to the courts. Also, where were you divorced? Florida or Missouri? I am merely stating Florida law, but if you were divorced in Missouri, this matter would best be handled by a Missouri family law attorney.