Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

If he refuses to cooperate, inform him you will file the necessary supplemental petition form to modify your marital settlement agreement or other court order, to allow you to relocate and retain custody. Perhaps he will cooperate; however, if he will not, a judge will grant you such reasonable modification without affecting your custody. You can file the required forms yourself by researching the issue online, obtain help from a family agency, pro bono legal help, or hire a family lawyer. Such modifications are common in Florida, especially with this economy.

Yes, You can obtain an order to relocate from the court - you will need to show that you have family and friends in the area that you moving that will be able to help you and a job would be good.

You will need to petition the court for permission to relocate and give your reasons. The child's best interest is the issue.