Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

grandparents have NO rights. As to the child - is there any case on record in teh court house. If there is, then you will have to file a Petition for Relocation. Shouldn't be that hard, since you are going to get a better job etc. it will probably be granted.

If you are not married to the father then you can leave. Contact my office for free consultation 727-446-7659.

If you attempt to relocate that father might pursue his paternal rights through the Court, and attempt to have them order you to have the child returned to the courts jurisdiction. Unless you are very confident that he will not pursue any action through the Court, your best move would be to seek custody, child support, and leave to relocate with the child. This should be done before you relocate.

The grandparents have no right to interfere.

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