In Florida, a custodial parent who wishes to move more than 50 miles away, for more than 60 days, must notify the other parent before moving. If the noncustodial parent approves of the move the parents must file a written agreement with the court, the judge will then hold a hearing and determine if the move is in the best interests of the child and whether or not they will allow the move. If the court views the move as negatively impacting the children or their relationship with the noncustodial parent, then the judge may not allow the move.