Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Travel with child during divorce process.

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Neither party should remove the child from the state without court permission during the pendency of the litigation. If you believe your wife is taking your child out of the state without the court's permission, have your attorney file a motion to prohibit such travel. A party is free to associate with whomever she or he deems appropriate during the divorce. There is no prohibitions against seeing another person.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.