Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

It definitely sounds like this arrangement is not working for you and you need to set up a different timesharing arrangement altogether to suit your new job schedule. I'm assuming because you didn't mention any family or friends that there is nobody else available to help you out with the pick up drop off arrangement or babysitting. If it's a problem, you should see if father can agree to entering into an agreement and new order to modify timesharing schedule. If he doesn't, then your other option would be to file a Petition for Modification, which would require additional monies and time to be spent. The easiest of the two options is to speak with father and see if you two can agree to modify the schedule. If that doesn't work, you know the other option. I'm not sure what steps your ex would go through to get the child back, but if you missed your return schedule, he may either come out to where you're at with police escorts to pick up your child or file an emergency motion for contempt with the court, which would probably be a lot of work on his end if he's unrepresented by an attorney. For the reasons you stated, I would say you are not going to get arrested, however depending on what your ex will allege for your failure to bring child back to him that would determine how much the police are involved. Please document all times you have tried to reason with ex as to the drop off/pick up arrangement for your records should you have to go to court down the line.