• What do I do if I am up-to-date on my child support payments, but I received a delinquency notice saying I am behind?

You will need to:

• Come into the Family Division and request a child support payment history printout.
• Using the payment history, look to see if there are any discrepancies where a payment was made but was not accounted for.
• After finding and marking what the error is, fill out an audit request.  The child support Clerk will conduct an audit on your case.
• We will inform Department of Revenue of the audit and compare with their balance in order to correct any discrepancies.

• What can I do to enforce child support, if the non-custodial parent/ex-spouse is not paying?

IF the parties are contracted through the Department of Revenue:

• contact that office for enforcement

OR

• Come to the Family Division and fill out a Motion for Contempt

AND/OR

• Speak to the Pro Se Self-Help Unit.

The motion will be sent to the appropriate Judge and then his office will set it for a hearing.

• Do you accept child support payments at the courthouse?

The Family Division can only process Court ordered purge payments on the day of Court.  All other payments must be made through:

State of Florida Disbursement Unit