Casey Anthony's father said he doesn't want his daughter back in his Florida house, sources told ABC News Friday.
The report said George Anthony also is pushing a law that would make it a crime for parents not to report a child missing in a timely manner.
Casey Anthony, who is scheduled to be freed Sunday, was acquitted last week in the death of her 2-year-old daughter in June 2008 but convicted of lying to police. It was a month from the time she last saw her daughter until her mother, Cindy, reported the toddler missing.
Anthony's lawyers filed notice Friday they will appeal and filed a motion at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando to continue classifying Anthony as insolvent and unable to pay legal fees, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
During the trial, Anthony's lawyer accused her father of molestation and said he helped her dispose of the body. George Anthony denied the allegations.
ABC reported Casey Anthony likely had no plans to move home and is willing to talk only with her brother, Lee.
Meanwhile Friday, Judge Jose Rodriguez recused himself from Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez' defamation suit against Anthony without giving an explanation, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
