Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

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If you are talking about a temporary trip, then the answer would be yes, unless there was some sort of specific prohibition against it in an existing Parenting Plan.

If you are talking about a permanent move, it may be allowed, if it is less than 50 miles.

Why not? Unless a court has entered an Order restricting either parents time-sharing, which addressed out of State travel, there is no restriction.

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