USA – FLORIDA
Alabama
Georgia
Tallahassee
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Law and Practice Contributed by: Raymond J. Rafool, II, Seth J. Rutman, Kaylin R. Cohen and Melissa L. Kanoff Rafool, PLLC
Contents 1. The Care Provider’s Ability to Take Decisions About the Child P.162 1.1 Parental Responsibility p.162 1.2 Requirements for Birth Mothers p.162 1.3 Requirements for Fathers p.162 1.4 Requirements for Non-Genetic Parents p.163 1.5 Relevance of Marriage at Point of Conception or Birth p.163 1.6 Same-Sex Relationships p.163 1.7 Adoption p.163 2. Relocation P.163 2.1 Whose Consent Is Required for Relocation? p.163 2.2 Relocation Without Full Consent p.164 2.3 Application to a State Authority for Permission to Relocate a Child p.164 2.4 Relocation Within a Jurisdiction p.166 3. Child Abduction P.166 3.1 Legality p.166 3.2 Steps Taken to Return Abducted Children p.167 3.3 Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction p.167 3.4 Non-Hague Convention Countries p.168
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