Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Move with Child from Florida to Nevada

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There is no magical motion that gives you the right to move around as you please without taking into consideration the father's rights to spend time with HIS child. Yes, the child is his as well as yours. You seem to think that your desires should be the only thing taken into consideration while the court is obviously trying to understand and meet the needs of both parties. You need to step back and try to see this case from the eyes of the father who also loves the child and deserves to be able to spend time with his daughter the same as you do.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Move with Child from Florida to Nevada

Florida law has changed since you last moved to Nevada, and you now must follow a strict procedure to get the permission of either the father or the judge to move away.