06/05/2026
Planning a summer vacation with the kids? Before you book those flights or pack the bags, there is one crucial step you need to take first: Check your court-ordered parenting plan.
Many parents don't realize that standard Florida parenting plans contain strict "travel notice" requirements. Even if it is your designated summer block to have the children, you usually cannot just take them out of town without giving the other parent a heads-up.
Most agreements require you to provide specific written notice—often 30 to 45 days in advance—before taking the kids out of the county, state, or country. This notice typically must include your travel dates, flight info, and where the children will be staying.
If you skip this step, the other parent can file an emergency motion to block the trip. Don't let a simple oversight stall your vacation at the airport gate! Check your paperwork today, send that notice in writing, and travel stress-free.
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