Florida Department of Revenue Child Support Program - Jacksonville

Go to the office

Yes they do, It's best to go to the office in person to speak to someone in person if you have an inquiry

You dont have paperwork, you go online to myfloridacounty.com and follow the online prompts.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is open and available to assist parents. You can reach us by email, chat, phone, fax, and mail. For fast and easy service we recommend using our email option. We will respond to emails within 1 business day. To email us, or learn more about the other options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”."

Thank you for your question. If the Child Support Program initiated the driver license suspension action, we can work with you to stop the suspension or, to reinstate the license once it has been suspended. The Child Support Program is 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”. To learn more about driver license suspensions, visit the Child Support website and select “Parent Services”, then “Complying with Support Orders”. Select “Suspension Actions” to learn more about Driver License Reinstatement and select “Written Agreement” to learn more about written agreements.

Unfortunately, no. The local office is for in person visits.

I have two nieces that I help take care because the mother is not capable of taking care of them. they live with my grandparents and they are to old to watch them.

Check online at eservices, go into your local florida office, call the call center (may not be 100% accurate) or go to the court that owns your order. The court is the official record keeper of your balance.

Go into your local office to update your info in the system. Or call the SDU.

this location is closed on: new years day Martin Luther king jr. day memorial day fourth of July labor day veterans day Thanksgiving black Friday Christmas day it is very rare that the governor offers an additional day for closure but I have seen it 2x in the past 5 years when there was 1 day between Christmas and the weekend and 4th of July and the weekend.

There is a possibility, but there is a process to get your portion back, go to the local office to discuss an injured spouse claim. Basically, taking your part of the taxes would hurt you and you request your part to be uneffected.

When the child turns 18 the payments are automatically stopped unless you owe back child support or there's a balance left on the account for some reason.

Nothing you do can guarantee an increase. Only a new court order can change the amount. Requesting a modification could result in an increase, decrease, or no change at all.

this location is closed on: new years day Martin Luther king jr. day memorial day fourth of July labor day veterans day Thanksgiving black Friday Christmas day it is very rare that the governor offers an additional day for closure but I have seen it 2x in the past 5 years when there was 1 day between Christmas and the weekend and 4th of July and the weekend.

Putting yourself on child support will not promise you any custody rights. Go to the clerk of the court or child support to start child support.

Thank you for your question. This office is open and available to assist parents. The Child Support Program also offers many options to assist parents without the need to visit an office including by phone, chat, email, fax, and mail. To email us, or learn more about the other options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

Thank you for your question. ​If you have received notification that your case is closing and you do not want it to, contact us. We may need you to return required documentation or attend a genetic testing appointment if you are the parent due support. Options to contact the Program include email, 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. The Child Support Program is open and available to assist parents. You can reach us by phone, chat, email, fax, and mail. For fast and easy service we recommend using our email option. We will respond to emails within 1 business day. To email us, or learn more about the other options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is open and available to assist parents. You can reach us by phone, chat, email, fax, and mail. For fast and easy service we recommend using our email option. We will respond to emails within 1 business day. To email us, or learn more about the other options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

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, 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 apply for Child Support services online, at the Florida Child Support Program website or by contacting us by email, phone, web chat or mail and requesting an application in the mail. For more information about applying, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Apply for Services”.

Thank you for your question. This office is open and available to assist parents. The Child Support Program also offers many options to assist parents without the need to visit an office including by phone, web chat, email, fax, mail and by uploading a document in your eServices account. To email us, or learn more about the other options, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Contact Child Support”.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is 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”.

Thank you for your question. In order to close your case, you must contact us by email, webchat or phone. Please be aware, closing your child support case will not end your child support order, but it will stop us from working on your case. If the parent who owes support is making payments, those payments will continue to be sent to you. A child support order will stay in effect until it is ended or changed by the court or agency that issued it. Not all cases are able to be closed. There are some reasons why we may not be able to close your case. Some of these reasons are: • You are receiving cash assistance from the Department of Children and Families • You are not the parent who applied for our services • Some of the past-due child support is owed to the State

Thank you for question. To select to receive payments by direct deposit, please visit our website and click “Parent Services” then click “Receive Payments” then, select “Enroll” under Direct Deposit. If you are not receiving payments, you may contact the Child Support Program by email, phone or webchat to confirm the selected payment delivery method.

Thank you for your question. If a parent receives services through the Child Support Program, they can contact us to request a review of their support order. 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”. To learn more about the process to change a support order, visit the Child Support Website, click on "Parent Services" and then click on "Change Support Orders".

Thank you for your question. This office does not currently offer customer lobby access. 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”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can get a listing of child support payments paid through the Child Support Program within the last two years by logging into their eServices account and clicking on the Payments panel. Under that panel, select the date range of payments you want to display. Then click the button that says Print Payments. This will give a printable version of the payment history.

Thank you for your question. Parents who receive services from the Child Support Program can see the child support balance owed by logging into their eServices account and clicking on “Cases and Orders Details”, then click on “Support Order Details”. The total amount due is shown in green. Parents can also obtain the balance from the clerk of court in the county that entered the order.

Thank you for your question. Parents who receive services from the Child Support Program can see the child support balance owed by logging into their eServices account and clicking on “Cases and Orders Details”, then click on “Support Order Details”. The total amount due is shown in green. Parents can also obtain the balance from the clerk of court in the county that entered the order.

Thank you for your question. This office does not currently offer customer lobby access. 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”.

Thank you for your question. Payments received through income withholding will credit the support balance. If the full support obligation is being paid by a primary employer, please contact us to stop withholding from the second employer. To learn more about Income Withholding, visit the Child Support Program website and click "Parent Services", then click "Complying with Support Orders" and then click "Income Withholding". To learn more about options to contact us, visit the Child Support Program website and click "Contact Child Support".

Thank you for your question. Many child support hearings are now being held by phone or using an audio/video platform. The court or administrative law judge decides if a child support hearing will be in-person, by phone, or by using an audio/video platform. For specific information about your hearing, please read the hearing notice you received in the mail and follow the instructions in the notice. If you have questions, contact the attorney, court or administrative law judge that sent you the hearing notice. To learn more about Child Support Hearings, visit our website, click “Parent Services” and then click “Child Support Hearings”.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program is still available to assist you with all of your case needs. Please contact us by email, phone, or chat and we can begin the process to review your case for modification.

Thank you for your question. The U.S. Department of the Treasury will take the amount of past-due support owed from the Economic Impact Payment (stimulus payment) and send that amount to the Child Support Program. It usually takes the U.S. Department of the Treasury 2-3 weeks to send offset payments to the Child Support Program. For more information about how we handle Economic Impact Payments, please visit the Child Support Website and click "Parent Services", then click "Complying with Support Orders", then click "Other Collections" and then click "Economic Impact Payments". For more information on a specific case, please contact us at our website by email or web chat, or by phone.

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 issued For more information on making payments, go the Florida Department of Revenue Child Support website and click “Make a Payment”.

File a petition in the courts for DNA testing.

Thank you for your question. Yes, the Jacksonville office does accept walk-ins. The office is open Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. For more information about this and other Child Support office locations, visit the Child Support Program website and click on “Contact Child Support” under "Quick Links". Then, scroll down to view "Office Information".

Good luck. They always tell me it is 3 to 6 month wait.

Thank you for your question. Parents who receive services from the Child Support Program can see the amount that is ordered, and amounts paid using their eServices account and click on the “Payments” tab. If the children have moved from one parent’s house to the other parent’s, please contact our office as actions to change the order may be needed. For more information, contact us by phone, chat, or visit your local child support office.

Thank you for your question. Parents can get a listing of child support payments paid through the Child Support Program within the last two years by logging into their eServices account and clicking on the Payments panel. Under that panel, select the date range of payments you want to display. Then click the button that says Print Payments. This will give a printable version of the payment history.

Go to ch supp office and fill out a "promisary letter" on when u can pay. They will suspend enforcement until u are able to pay.

Child custody and child support are separate legal matters. Even if you have no visitation rights, you are still required to pay for the human you brought into this world.

You dont have to pay on the child support office. If you go to court then there is about $400

The can't tell a person that on the phone; if you do not have the S.S. # of delequent parent. Rhey also do not understand that we all do not have internet access.

Don't address to any individual, just to Child Support, 921 N Davis St Ste 350, Jacksonville FL 32209

Call child support and they will assist with starting a case

Yes

Contact... CHILD SUPPORT. NOT GOOGLE LOL

Depends ... You said "can the child that was put on child support" As in which of the following scenarios? 1: the child was ordered to pay another person for the child they had while still a minor 2: the child was ordered to receive child support from another person for a child they had together while still a minor 3: the child was the child on the case that 2 other adults were ordered to pay one another for this child and now the child is an adult and wants info on the case. Basically, scenarios 1 and 2, yes, they can contact child support Scenario 3, no. The order was not for them to pay or receive and therefore not their business frankly.

If you are ordered to pay, you can't, they dont do modifications of arrearages. If you are ordered to receive, you may be able to waive a portion of the back pay. See the local office to determine if you can.

No one asks for your case numbers when you go to the local office or call. Just your personal information

Contact the child support office or go to the office. they have a local office at 921 North Davis Street Jacksonville. Contact DCF to see if you qualify for food assistance or visit local food bank.

They do not offer appointments. Call or go into the local office to discuss your concerns

This is Google. Seek legal advice from a lawyer, and talk to the clerk of the court.

Well you need to go to the courthouse in establish a child support case order Do you have a case with the child support department

go online to eservices, webchat or call the call center.

Not without your consent. If theres no costudy established between the two and she flees; you can call the cops on her... it’s called kidnapping.

there is no local number to provide. to speak to child support, call the call center, webchat or visit the office.

What's the child support #

the prior answer is not correct. contact child support, not Google. Google is used to find information abt a business, not your personal case information. no one at child support will be contacting you because of your public post to Google. child support is not affiliated with Google. child support does not monitor the questions posted on Google. go to child support for child support answers.

Call your local child support office and update your case with your new job info and they will send the info to your job

That if u signed the birth certificate and u are on file other than that they will not issue a card

No and u better respond cause whatever the amount on the letter that will make it a final decision