
Quoting
tex11
This is almost always a bad idea that can have unintended and often serious consequences.
Forcibly snatching your child from mom will almost surely and quickly escalate into a screaming mother and a physical scuffle. Even physically shoving her can be legally construed as assault.
If this happens and mom claims you physically assaulted her to get the child, or if she should happen to fall and be bruised, you may suddenly find yourself at the business end of a Florida warrant for your arrest for spousal battery, a temporary protective order, and an allegation that you committed family violence against the other parent.
And there will be no way to sugarcoat this form of child snatching enough to make you look good at your upcoming divorce hearing. Such an act in and of itself may be enough for the judge to smack you down and make mom the primary custodial parent. Assuming you still have physical possession of your child by your first divorce hearing.