re: Interesting perspective from a FSU board.

He's right that in Florida joint custody would require a filing process and some kind of agreement between the parents and/or family Court Judge order.

But, that's if there is joint custody. That may not be settled or maybe it is since she's the source of infidelity. Maybe he has full custody.

The much more likely scenario is that they both agree to continue the divorce and both relocate. Supposedly, based purely on message board hearsay, their child with health issues sees a specialist in Louisiana. The family lived here before, so it could be that both parents like the idea of a change of scenery.

I guess we'll see in a couple of days. No way this Jimbo thing goes past Monday.