Legal Question in Family Law in Florida
Transportation of Child out of State
My daughter was conceived and born in Florida. Her father and I were never married, and I have always had physical custody of her. I still live in the same city I have always lived in, but due to the Military, her father lives in another state. He still chooses to see her every other weekend, as we had agreed on. My question is, if he were to take me to court, would I still be responsible for half of the travel expenses each time he visits? I should also mentioned, that not through court, but through a written agreement, he originially agreed to keep his visits in the immediate area of our daughter's home. I have allowed him to take her out of state, but do not feel I should be financially obligated to this, as it was in no way in my control.
Thank you!
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Transportation of Child out of State
You are bound by any court order that exists regarding your child. If there is no existing court order, then you aren't any obligations. It's difficult to say what your obligations would become if he were to take you to court. You need to discuss that with a family law attorney. Call me if you need help.
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