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Once your child's other parent has been held in contempt of the child support order, the judge can order several different remedies to help you collect overdue and future support. The judge's order can:. Additionally, a court can order delinquent parents to reimburse the custodial parent's attorney's fees and other expenses related to the contempt motion, including travel expenses to the court and expert witness costs.
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Learn how child support is enforced and overdue payments are collected in Florida. Establishing Child Support in Florida In order to enforce child support, you must have a child support order signed by a judge and filed with a court clerk's office.
You can file for child support: on your own, using this form petition for support with the help of a private attorney, or by applying for the services of the Florida Department of Revenue's Child Support Enforcement Program - as long as you have a child that needs child support, you are eligible for their help. Please fill out this short survey to tell us what you think of eServices. Child Support eServices.
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