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Florida Child Relocation 2026 Laws After Divorce

Can You Move Out of Florida With Your Child After Divorce? 2026 Relocation Laws Explained

Child Support, Custody, DivorceBy britecode marketingMarch 31, 2026

If you are divorced in Florida and want to move out of state with your child, you must have that one big question in your mind: “Can I legally move without losing custody or getting in trouble with the court?” The answer depends on Florida’s relocation law, found in Statute 61.13001. In 2026, the core…

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