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A divorce was filed in the county in which the now ex-wife and ex-husband lived together. The ex-wife moved to another county years ago and is the custodial parent. The family law case remained in the original county where the divorce was filed. The ex-husband still lives in the original county. If the ex-husband moves to another county, can the ex-wife have the family law case moved to her county?
Asked on January 4, 2013 under Family Law, Florida
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Ordinarily once venue is established in one particular county and state with respect to a matter absent a signed stipulation by the litigants that the action can be transferred to another country agreed by them the action remains in the county originally filed.
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