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Florida Supreme Court Family Law Forms
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Florida Supreme Court Family Law Forms
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Find Out If You Qualify To Modify Child Support or Alimony
Will An Involuntary Loss Of Income and /or A Change In Time-Sharing Be Enough To Lower the Payment?
Generally speaking, if you have suffered an involuntary loss of income, whether temporarily or permanently, you may qualify for either a temporary or permanent modification of your support obligation. Under Florida law, a "substantial change of circumstances" such as a job loss or reduction of income due to a pandemic such as the COVID-19 coronavirus will be considered a substantial and “involuntary” change of circumstances. Whether you will ultimately be entitled to a temporary or permanent modification of the support obligation will depend on how much of a reduction of income you experienced and for how long. Also, you will need to document your efforts to find employment in your field with appropriate pay. It will also depend on whether and to what extent the other party's income and circumstances have changed. The time-sharing arrangement and parental responsibility plan will also play a large role in determining what if any adjustments should be made.
Could I Still Be Held In Contempt Of Court Even If I Can’t Afford To Pay Child Support or Alimony?
Under Florida law, even if you have suffered a reduction in or loss of income, in most cases you will be required to pay any child support or alimony that became due and owing between the time that your income decreased and the time that you filed the appropriate paperwork with the court or Department of Revenue to request a temporary or more permanent adjustment in the amount you owe.
This is the case because the court order awarding the other party child support or alimony will remain enforceable unless and until you take action to obtain a subsequent order from the court either changing the amount you are required to pay or ordering that you are not required to pay for a certain time period when the facts and circumstances warrant it. Also, an obligation to pay child support can NOT be stopped by filing for bankruptcy.
A failure to pay child support or alimony will usually be followed by the other party (or the Department of Revenue) initiating contempt proceedings against you. If the court finds that you owe more than $2,500.00 in back child support, you could face both local and international travel restrictions via (1) the suspension of your driver's license and (2) the suspension of your passport. In some enforcement cases, if the court finds that a person willfully refused to obey pay the child support when they had the ability to do so, an arrest warrant can be issued authorizing the sheriff's office to place the person in jail until they have paid what is called a "purge" amount.
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