Under Florida law, a parent or other person seeking relocation beyond a 50 mile radius of the other parent (or any other person entitled to access to or time-sharing with the child) must either have an agreement with the other parent, or obtain an order from the court permitting relocation more than 50 miles.
A parent seeking to relocate without written consent from the other parent, may file a Petition to Relocate with the court.
The Petition must be signed under oath or affirmation and must contain the following:
A description of the location of the intended new residence where you want to relocate to, including the state, city, and specific physical address, if known
The mailing address of the intended new residence, if not the same as the physical address, if known.
The home telephone number of the intended new residence, if known.
The date of the intended move or proposed relocation with the children.
A detailed statement of the specific reasons for the proposed relocation. If one of the reasons is based upon a job offer that has been reduced to writing, the written job offer must be attached to the petition.
A proposal for the revised post-relocation schedule for access and time-sharing together with a proposal for the post-relocation transportation arrangements necessary to allow time-sharing with the child. Absent the existence of a current, valid order abating, terminating, or restricting access or time-sharing or other good cause predating the petition, failure to comply with this provision renders the petition to relocate legally insufficient.