





Child Relocation
Navigating the laws surrounding child custody and child support can be difficult at times, especially if you or a co-parent are considering relocating. There will often be many factors to consider, and it is important that all necessary procedures and requirements are followed so as not to jeopardize your rights or the welfare of your child.
Under Florida law, a parent may not permanently relocate with a child to a location that is more than 50 miles from his or her original principal residence unless either (1) the other parent consents in writing to the relocation or (2) the Court officially allows the relocation. A permanent move is one that lasts more than 60 days, thus a long vacation or short-term arrangement may not be considered a permanent relocation.
Miami family law attorney Sandy T. Fox is a Florida Bar Board Certified Marital & Family Law specialist who has the experience and knowledge you need to address all child custody matters.
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