Florida Department of Revenue Child Support Program - Fort Lauderdale

This center has no control over that... The call center is in Tallahassee. & they take calls for the entire state.

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Walk in. They're open from 8-5 Monday to Friday. As long as you're in the door by 5, you will be assisted.

The wait time is short don't come in at lunch time or first thing on a Monday morning.

Only if the child alone is receiving Medicaid. If the father is added to your household for public assistance, he won't be persued for support.

Walk In. Apply Online.

If you are going to forgive them....

just keep calling it will connect eventually

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program fax number is available on the Child Support Program website. Visit our website and click “Contact Child Support”, then find the fax number listed. Parents may also contact the program by email, phone, web chat, and mail. To learn more about these options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can make child support payments in a variety of ways. Pay online by credit card or electronic check: - Florida State Disbursement ePay website Pay with cash: - AMSCOT - MoneyGram Pay by mail*: Florida State Disbursement Unit P.O. Box 8500 Tallahassee, Florida 32314-8500 *If paying by mail, be sure to include: - Your name - The other parent's name - The court case number or child support case number - The county name where the order was issue For more information on making payments, go the Florida Department of Revenue Child Support website and click “Make a Payment”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can make child support payments in a variety of ways. Pay online by credit card or electronic check: - Florida State Disbursement ePay website Pay with cash: - AMSCOT - MoneyGram Pay by mail*: Florida State Disbursement Unit P.O. Box 8500 Tallahassee, Florida 32314-8500 *If paying by mail, be sure to include: - Your name - The other parent's name - The court case number or child support case number - The county name where the order was issue For more information on making payments, go the Florida Department of Revenue Child Support website and click “Make a Payment”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can change their child support payment method online through the Florida State Disbursement Unit Smart ePay website. Options to receive child support payments include direct deposit to the parent's bank account or through the smiONE Visa Prepaid Card.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is available to assist parents. Options to contact the Program include email, web chat, phone, and mail. To learn more about these options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can apply for Child Support services online, at the Florida Child Support website, or by calling us and requesting an application in the mail. For more information about applying, visit the Child Support Program website and click on “Apply for Services”.

Thank you for your question. If you receive services through the Florida Child Support Program, once support is no longer owed, we will send a notice to stop the income deduction to the employer. If the employer did not receive this notice, they should utilize the Florida Child Support Services website for Employers to request another copy. If you have any other questions, please contact us by email, web chat, or phone. If you do not receive services through the Florida Child Support Program, you may wish to petition the court to send a notice to stop the income deduction to your employer. To learn more, contact your local clerk of court, or visit the Florida Courts website. If there is past-due child support, income deduction may continue until the balance is paid.

Thank you for your question. You can change your direct deposit online through the Florida State Disbursement Unit Smart ePay website. Options to receive child support payments are by direct deposit to your bank account or through the smiONE Visa Prepaid Card.

Thank you for your question. Parents can apply for Child Support services online at the Florida Child Support website or by contacting us by email, phone, webchat or mail and requesting an application in the mail. For more information about applying, visit the Child Support Program website and click on “Apply for Services”.

Thank you for your question. To return paperwork, you can mail to the address listed on the forms or return to us via email or fax. Visit our website and click “Contact Child Support” to learn more about these options.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is still available to assist parents. Options to contact the program include email, phone, web chat, and mail. To learn more about these options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

You can make the payments at the depository downtown Ft Lauderdale

Thank you for your question. The county clerk of court can provide a listing of all payments processed through a Florida clerks of court office. For a listing of the payments processed through another state, a parent may wish to contact the Child Support Program in that state.

Thank you for your question. The Florida Child Support Program is able to proceed with a child support case if the other parent lives in one of the following countries: Albania, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland/Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory), Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, Fiji, France, Germany, Greece, Honduras, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales) If the other parent does not live in one of these countries, the Program will not be able to proceed with a child support case.

Thank you for your question. Please contact us by phone or chat, or stop by a local office to request a change to your support order. For more information about this process, visit the Child Support Program website and click on “Parent Services”, then click on "Change Support Orders".

Thank you for your question. We are sorry to hear of this loss. If the Child Support Program is providing services, it is important to contact us by phone or chat, or visit your local office to report the death of a parent. Once we verify the information, the support order can be changed or ended. If the Child Support Program is not providing services, you may need to seek a court order.

Thank you for your question. Once a parent applies for services online, the Child Support Program will review the application and open a case. A case may proceed differently depending on multiple factors, including whether there is an existing child support order, and whether paternity is established. The Child Support Program may reach out to parents by mail to request additional information. It is important that parents provide information as soon as possible and contact us when information changes or new information becomes available. To learn more, please visit the Florida Department of Revenue Child Support website, or contact us by phone, chat, or stop by an office near you.

Thank you for your question. You can change your child support payment online through the Florida State Disbursement Unit Smart ePay website, you do not need to go to an office. Options to receive child support payments are by direct deposit to your bank account or through the smiONE Visa Prepaid Card.

Call real early.

They other parent will be served papers regarding the case. If they don't come in for DNA testing, the Department will obtain a court order for them to do so. If they still don't the Department will get a writ (warrant) for their arrest.

Yes

If you do not have a court order for time sharing, visitation, or where the child should reside; then you should probably speak to an attorney about your opinions. The Department of Revenue Child Support Program does not get involved in these issues.

Pray.

The office hours are 8am to 5pm.

Both

You'll need to go into the office to determine that and to sign the written agreement.

Get over there and report it.

This can happen as many times as you request, however it's approved as long as there's a substantial change in circumstance that is permanent & involuntary (e.x, parental time sharing, unable to work due to disability, or change in income); the in the support amount has to be 10% but not less than $25.00 a month if it's over 3 years, however if it's less than 3 years, it has to be 15% but not less than $50.00 a month.

I would always check with a child support office first, as some people can't cancel their child support case. There are some circumstances that don't allow it.

Not at the local child support office; go to the depository.

Visit your local child support office & ask for a public records request of your case; verify with a manager to ensure the request is going to be submitted correctly.

Yes. Assistans will take care of the situation.

Yes. Tax refunds, settlements, & lottery are reviewed to see if the recipient owes child support. They will be intercepted & given to the custodial parent.

They have a website that answers all these questions. Google "Broward county child support program website", and it will come up.

You can make them at the support depository unit in downtown fort Lauderdale for Broward county cases. Miami Dade has their own depository for payments there, in that county.

Yes, there are families that are separated or are going through a divorce. Parents are able to pursue child support through DOR. If you're an intact family & are receiving public assistance, your spouse will have to be added to your public assistance case so they're not pursued for support.

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Tuition is not covered with child support; child/after care is covered. You can request for modification so your case can be reviewed for any changes to your support order. You can walk in or call their customer service line.

Yes

Yes, if they reopen their to comply with DCF or other reasons. Once the order is terminated, the process starts over, meaning the parent that owes support has to be served and the retro period only goes back 2 years from the day they're served.

Pay her either in checks or money order stating on the memo line what it is for.

You probably owed lump sum of child support. That's why they go after your tax refund. That's ok. You're better off that way. And when everything is up to date you'll get your money. The only thing that can screw u over is losing your job.

You need a secretary

You need to go into the office and speak to someone. They will update they info in their data base. Try calling them first. I know it's a hassel but it's a lot easier.

No, not no more. Because they are criminals an bunch of them got caught stealing. They was under investigation by the FBI.

Courts Terry, there is a paper you can print out and mail in.. they will then look at the case and it will go from there.. good luck sweetie

Visit the office.

You need to go into the office so they can review your case.