Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Generally no. In order to move out of state the other party needs the permission to move. If the permission is not given they can file a Petition for Relocation which will require a formal court determination.

She can IF moving is necessary for family support and/or job and/or new marriage.

Hello:

I would add to the other responses:

First, no one can give a definite answer without knowing more facts. Such as, was there a Paternity or Dissolution of Marriage Final Judgment? If there has never been any Judgment, she may be able to do what she wants.

If there is a judgment, she must file a Motion with the Court and you both will attend ahearing. You can put on evidence why she should not be able to take the children away. There is a Statute that sets out the criteria for the Court to follow.

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