Are You Considering Moving out of Florida With Your Children?
In order to move out of the state of Florida with your children after a divorce, your time sharing arrangement will have to be modified. Relocation is not easy in Florida. You have to ask the court for permission to move with your children after your parenting plan has been established. And you will have to rebut Florida's strong presumption that 50/50 parenting time is in the child's best interests.
Do you want to move out of state with your children? Do you oppose your ex-spouse's request to move out of Florida with your children? Call me, Liliana Guarino, and speak to a Weston child relocation attorney today at 954-389-3337. I speak Spanish.
I focus my entire practice on family law, divorce and custody. I obtained my first law degree in Argentina in 1983 and was admitted to practice in Florida in 2008. I have extensive experience in all types of custody matters.
Is Relocation in My Child's Best Interests?
In Florida, the standard for relocation is the best interest of the child. There is no presumption for or against relocation. If the non-custodial parent feels that his or her relationship with the child will be affected by the relocation, he or she should talk to a lawyer to consider all the factors in detail and the possibility of filing an action in court.
Broward County Parenting Plan Attorney
If you are considering moving away with your children after your divorce, your parenting plan will have to be modified. Contact me at my Florida law firm by calling 954-389-3337 to see how I can help you. I speak Spanish.
