Florida Department of Revenue Child Support Program - Miami-Dade State Attorney

You are still acquiring child support back pay.

So the Kids don’t eat. Right? Great. Feed them air 🙄 It’s still his responsibility ma’am

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Do I have to report it...or how do I go about getting it... My BD was left some money after his mother death...an he owe plenty of coins to my daughter...but refuse to pay CS...and the system claim...they can't find him... but I see him every day...

How can I have a copy of the girls' suppor payment

I think that you can take any form of payment but I suggest to call first

Yeah

When do you open

I think you need a lawyer for that. Good question 🤔

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, 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".

Because you have a child, and it's your responsibility, as a parent, to assist with his or her support.

Thank you for your question. The Child Support Program cannot assist with custody issues. If you have legal questions you may want to contact a lawyer or Family Law Self-Help Center near you. The Program can assist with establishing a parenting time schedule in certain circumstances. To learn more about parenting time plans, visit the Child Support Program website and click "Parent Services" and then click "Parenting Time Plans".

Thank you for your question. Parents can apply for Child Support services online, at the Florida Child Support Program website. For more information about applying, visit the Child Support Program website and click “Apply for Services”.

Thank you for your question. Customers can use eServices if: • They are a parent, caregiver, or alleged father of a child • Have a Social Security number • Are 18 years old or older • Are a Florida resident Customers with an open Florida Child Support Program case who want to register for eServices must: • Have an up-to-date mailing address • Have an active email address, SSN, date of birth and first and last name matching the information the Child Support Program has on file • Receive child support services directly from: o The Florida Department of Revenue, or o The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office, or o The Manatee County Clerk of Court Parents due support with an out-of-state case and parents who owe support on an out-of-state case are not able to use eServices. To email us, or learn more about the other options to contact us about a specific case, 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. The Child Support Program can help parents determine paternity. If paternity is not already legally established, genetic testing is used to determine the biological father of the child. To learn more about establishing paternity and the genetic testing process, visit the Florida Child Support Program website, click on “Parent Services” and then click on “Establish Paternity.” To learn more about a specific case please contact us by email, phone or web chat.

You need go to family court , with your case number. And ask for submitting a motion , and get a day in court , that may help you a little bit.

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 online by credit card or electronic check by visiting the Florida State Disbursement ePay website. 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. 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 tax refund offsets, please visit our website and click on “Parent Services” then click on “Complying with Support Orders” then click on “Other Collections” and finally, click on “Federal Tax Income Refunds”.

Thank you for your question. Parents can make child support payments online by credit card or electronic check by visiting the Florida State Disbursement ePay website. 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. It is important to contact us to report changes that may affect your case. The Child Support Program is available to assist parents by 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. This office does not currently offer customer lobby access. 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. 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 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. Parents who receive services from the Child Support Program can view payment information online by using their eServices account. In your eServices account, click on the “Payments” panel. Parents who do not receive services from the Child Support Program can receive payment information by contacting their local clerk of court’s office. If you have further questions, visit our website and click “Contact Child Support” to learn more about how to contact us directly.

Thank you for your question. In Florida, current support typically ends when the child turns 18. However, there are situations where support may continue past the child’s 18th birthday. After the current support obligation ends, if the parent owes past-due support they will still need to pay until the balance is paid in full. To learn more about a specific case, please contact us by email, phone, or webchat.

Thank you for your question. Parents who experience a large change in their life, such as a decrease in income may wish to contact us by email, phone or chat to request to review their 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. 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.

Thank you for question. There are two ways a parent may choose to receive child support payments. Parents may select to receive payments by direct deposit or SMIone prepaid debit card. If a parent is not receiving payments, they may wish to contact the Child Support Program by email, phone or webchat to confirm the payment delivery method. For more information on ways to receive Child Support payments, please visit our website and click “Parent Services” then click “Receive Payments”.

You need to go down there on the 12th floor and explain it to them if that doesn't work it is a form you can fill out and get on the calendar and let the judge determine oh I forgot to tell you you have to get custody of your daughter and then they will put the mom on child support

Thank you for your question. The amount of child support is based on Child Support Guidelines found in section 61.30, Florida Statutes. These guidelines include the income of both parents and consider many factors, such as health care and child care costs and parenting time arrangements. For more information on child support amounts and how they are determined, visit the Florida Department of Revenue Child Support Program website and click “Parent Services” and then click, “Child Support Amounts”.

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Thank you for your question. Parents who receive service 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 can log into their eServices account to view the latest actions taken on their case along with other relevant information. Once logged in to your eServices account, click on “Cases and Orders” to view “Cases and Orders Details”. Parents can also use eServices to view information on payments, edit personal information and more. If you have additional questions, please contact us by phone, chat, or stop by a local office.

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Thank you for your question. Parents who receive service 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 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. It is important that you contact the Child Support Program right away when you receive a notice from us that your driver license may be suspended. The Program needs information from you about why you missed payments and your current ability to pay. We can work with you to stop the suspension or, to reinstate your license once it has been suspended. You may also choose the option to enter into a written agreement to pay your past-due support in monthly payments. To learn more, 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. If you have further questions, contact us by phone, chat, or stop by a local office.

Child support has nothing to do with you getting married. Child support can't stop someone from getting married.

Your best bet is to go in person. They get very busy.

Family court 175 NW 1st Ave 24th floor room 2441. Custody issues are handled here. You will have to go to court if you want something on paper.

You have to go to the 12th floor after 9 when they open

No

I live in Miami and I do child support in Texas and now I have opened another case in Miami, how can I know if my case is being processed?

The logic is that most people that are in this situation that dont pay child support need a little more motivation to do so. Plenty of people suddenly have the money when they get their first notice.The only reason its getting suspended is that the person has not paid in the last 30 days if the state is involved or If it's a county case and the person hasn't paid in the last 30 days and the custodial parent called for enforcement then they have 20 days to do so if no payment then another letter is sent to the noncustodial parent for payment, then its suspended. As you can see the process takes a while. That the person didn't make a payment in time and now gets his or hers license suspended is a last resort.

Its the back child support payments. If he has any old payment that's not paid in full then it will continue.

You can't

You gonna have to come see them so they can help you with your case.

All cases are different

Call them..ive heard u pay some fee and they really go behind him in this state or maybe in another state

What number you calling?

Yes ofcoarse... but that is only if you have an order by a Judge or yr in childsupport payments already.... other then that it would be up to you

Francesca dont worry about it. If you dont get it now it will come.

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I think you should go to the office to provide your paper work...so you can get an update on your order

Look at your court documents...

Open Monday-Friday 8am-5pm except some holidays

Go in to the office. It may take 2 or 3 visits but it will get done. Calling doesn't work.

No, just one day I went to take a photo and the owner forbade me even having the articles of this florist on the public highway. Since then I do not know anything about this florist today today I just saw that it is closed