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to a modification of the marital settlement agreement which specifically provided that the Former Wife could permanently relocate the children to the State of Utah in June of 1998. In accordance with the 1996 agreement, the Former Wife purchased property in Utah. sold the home where she and the children were

Or- ange County, Fla. v. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, 397 So.2d 411 (Fla. 5th DCA 1981); Florida Civil Practice Guide, Vol. 6, § 143.03 (Lexis Publishing 1998). (Ill Rule 9.020 defines the "parties" to an appeal as the "appellant" and the "appellee." Neither the Former Husband nor the Former Wife so

to a modification of the marital settlement agreement which specifically provided that the Former Wife could permanently relocate the children to the State of Utah in June of 1998. In accordance with the 1996 agreement, the Former Wife purchased property in Utah, sold the home where she and the children were

9); Or- ange County, Fla. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, 397 .2d 411 (Fla. 5th DCA 1981); Florida Civil Practice Guide, Vol. 6, § 143.03 (Lexis Publishing 1998). (Ill Rule 9.020 defines the "parties" to an appeal as the "appellant" and the "appellee." Neither the Former Husband nor the Former Wife so

to a modification of the marital settlement agreement which specifically provided that the Former Wife could permanently relocate the children to the State of Utah in June of 1998. In accordance with the 1996 agreement, the Former Wife purchased property in Utah. sold the home where she and the children were

Or- ange County, Fla. v. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, 397 So.2d 411 (Fla. 5th DCA 1981); Florida Civil Practice Guide, Vol. 6, § 143.03 (Lexis Publishing 1998). [II) Rule 9.020 defines the "parties" to an appeal as the "appellant" and the "appellee." Neither the Former Husband nor the Former Wife so