Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Generally true. That's because a "custodial parent" isn't usually using the visitation center. Visitation centers are usually used by the "non-custodial" parent because the "custodial parent" has custody, and therefore doesn't usually need a visitation center. But there isn't any hard and fast rule on it. It's usually best for everyone to agree on a visitation center. If they can't agree, they may have to go to the judge. As a practical matter, there aren't many visitation centers. Even the big counties (like Orange or Hillsborough) only have one usually, and most counties don't even have visitation centers. My suggestion is, just use the closest one.