If you are in a time-sharing arrangement for custody of your child in the state of Florida, the only legal way to take a child out of the state is to obtain a court order granting you permission to do so. If you wish to relocate for a job or another reason, an attorney can help you pursue a modification of the custody order.
I am Michael L. Edwards, Attorney at Law, and I assist parents with child relocation issues in Jacksonville and throughout Florida. Whether you wish to move away with your child or you are trying to keep your former spouse from taking your kids out of the state, I can represent you.
To speak with a Florida child relocation lawyer about your unique circumstances and legal needs in a free consultation, call me toll free at 866-532-4286 or contact me online.
Jacksonville Interstate Conflicts Attorney
Following a divorce, a variety of conflicts can arise if one person wants to move out of the state of Florida. If two people have a child together and one wants to relocate with the child, a modification of the existing time-sharing arrangement must be approved. Additional modifications may be necessary for alimony and child support orders.
Matters become even more involved when someone leaves the state without first obtaining necessary modifications to the original divorce agreement. With more than 30 years of experience in family law, I know how complicated it can be when you are involved in litigation in more than one state.
Seek legal counsel to submit relocation notice if you want to move away with your child. An experienced attorney can help you prevent costly mistakes and setbacks.
To schedule a free initial consultation, contact me, Michael L. Edwards, Attorney at Law, toll free at 866-532-4286 or e-mail me through my online form.
