In Re Caleb B.

A father filed a petition for a permanent parenting plan regarding a minor child. The child’s mother was in the process of moving with the child to Florida when the petition was filed. At the final hearing, the court ordered the mother to return the minor child to Tennessee and, after the mother chose to remain in Tennessee, entered a parenting plan designating the mother as the primary residential parent. The mother appeals, arguing that the trial court erred in its application of the parental relocation statute. We have determined that the parental relocation statute did not apply and affirm the trial court’s decision