Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Need to relocate out of state. Can I?

Both to make it easier. If your husband has no objection to the move, it's a walk in the park. If not, the trade off may be to expand his holiday and summer visitation periods.

Re: Need to relocate out of state. Can I?

The first issue is whether the father objects?

Florida has statutes specifically dealing with this situation, i.e. the relocation of the child out of state, and the law differs depending on the non moving parent.

I suggest you get local counsel as whether there is an agreement or not, this must be put in writing to protect everyone from later changing their minds.

Re: Need to relocate out of state. Can I?

You need to petition the court for permission to relocate. If the Father doesn't object, you can enter an agreed order, making it a simple proceeding. it is not advisable to move without proper authorization. You should consult a local attorney.