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40 verbatim requirements from 5th Jud. Cir., H-2008-19 — sha256-hashed 2026-07-25.
Fifth Judicial Circuit (Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, Sumter). Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Verbatim from https://www.circuit5.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/h2008-19.pdf, harvested 2026-07-25; whitespace normalised only. • WHEREAS, the Florida Legislature has directed that the state's child support enforcement agency shall enforce child support orders entered under 939.52 1 in the same manner as child support orders under Chapter 6 1, Florida Statutes; and • ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that: 1 ) The Domestic Relations Division of the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in and for Hernando County shall adopt an expedited procedure for the transfer of child support issues from a dependency action to a domestic relations case; and 2) The Department of Children and Families ("DCF") shall determine whether an existing • If the Child Support Order is modifying, suspending, or terminating any existing child support order, the new order shall preserve any existing arrearages or any public assistance debt due the state of • A copy of the new Child Support Order shall be placed in the court file of any existing or previous support order; and 7) Simultaneously with the entry ofthe Child Support Order, the Judge or General Magistrate may enter an order transferring the support issues from the Dependency docket to the Domestic • Docket shall be provided to the parties and their respective attorneys, the Department of Children and Families, the Department of Revenue, and the Guardian Ad Litem Program; and 8) Thc Clerk of Court shall make a certified copy of the Order Establishing Child Support and Transferring Support Issues to Domestic Relations Docket, and with that certified order, create a separate file, and assign it a new domestic relations number. • The Recipient or Payee shall be designated as the Petitioner, and the Obligor or Payor shall be designated as the Respondent. • All further matters regarding enforcement, modification, or the termination of child support shall be heard in the domestic relations case; and 9) Pursuant to §39.202(2)(n), Fla. • Order Establishing Child Support and Transferring Support Issues to Domestic Relations Docket shall be provided to the Department of Revenue, which may then proceed to enforce the Child • Any action to modify the Child Support Order must be initiated through the filing of a supplemental petition for modification, and service of process must be obtained on the appropriate party; and 10) The Florida Department of Children and Family Services shall immediately notifjl the • The payor, who is related to the above child(ren) as the shall pay child support to the of the children (ren) in the amount of $ per . • Payments shall begin on and continue monthly thereafter until the youngest child attains the age of eighteen, marries, dies, enlists in the armed forces, or becomes otherwise self-supporting. • If a child is still attending high school when he or she attains the age of eighteen and has a reasonable expectation of graduating before the age of nineteen, child support shall continue until the child graduates. • The continued force and effect of this order shall not be affected by the status of supervision or jurisdiction in the dependency case, or the state of the dependency case as being "open" or "closed." • Payments shall be in the form of personal check, cashier's check or money order made payable to the • All payments must indicate the case number (including County Number 27), name of payor, name of recipient, and social security numbcrs. • Both parties are required to immediately inform the Clerk of the Circuit Court at 20 N. • In addition, both parties shall also inform the Clerk, in writing, of any change of employment or other source of income, supplying the name of the employer, income source, and mailing address. • ( )Mother or ( )Father shall be required to maintain ()health and ( )dental insurance coverage for the minor child(ren) , so long as it is reasonably available. • The party providing coverage shall be required to convey insurance cards to the other party. • Payor shall be responsible for hisfher p r o rata share of all health expenses incurred for the minor child(ren) which are not covered by insurance. • Notwithstanding the confidentiality provisions of chapter 39, T H E C L E R K O F C O U R T SHALL M A K E A CERTIFIED COPY O F • The Recipient shall be designated as the Petitioner and the Payor shall be designated as the Respondent. • All further matters regarding enforcement, modification, termination of child support, insurance, o r the reimbursement of a past public assistance obligation shall be heard in that domestic relations case. • For informational purposes, the Clerk of C o u r t shall forward a copy of this O r d e r to the Department of Revenue-Child Support Enforcement, a t 2701 S.W. • Notwithstanding the confidentiality provisions of Chapter39, the Clcrlc of Court shall transmit and file a certified copy of this O r d e r in the original case set forth above. • Stat., and §462(e) ofTitle IV-D of the Social Security Act, the Department of Labor and Employment Security shall deduct and withhold from any unemployment compensation otherwise payable to the Payor, 40% of the Unemployment Compensation or the amount of child support imposed by this order, whichever is less. • This Order shall continue in full force and effect until the occurrence of the events enumerated in paragraph A, whether or not the dependency court has jurisdiction and whether or not the dependency case is open or closed. • The Department of Children and Family Services shall notify the Florida Department of Revenue-Child Support • The parties are notified that they shall have ten (10) days from the date of service of these Findings and Recommendations to file any Exceptions to the entry of an Order approving these Findings and Recommendations. • The original Exceptions to the Findings and Recommendations of any party shall be filed with the Clerk ofthe Court with copies to the General Magistrate and to opposing party and/or counsel. • The Clerk of Court shall place a certified of this Order in said file. • Jurisdiction of this cause shall be retained for the purpose of entering such other - .~ - orders as changing circumstances of the parties may in justice and equity require. • The payor, who is related to the above child(ren) as the shall pay child support to -- the of the children (ren) in the amount of $ Per . • If a child is still attending high school when he or she attains the age of eighteen and has a reasonable expectation of graduating before the age ofnineteen, child support shall continue until the child graduates. • All payments must indicate the domestic relations case number (including County Number 27), name of payor, name of recipient, and social security numbers. • In addition, both parties shall also inform thc Clerk, in writing, of any change of employment or other source of income, supplying the name of the employer, income source, and mailing address. • ()Mother or ()Father shall be required to maintain ()health and ()dental insurance coverage for the minor child(ren) , so long as it is reasonably available. • Payor shall be responsible for hislher pro rata share of all health expenses incurred for the minor chiId(ren) which are not covered by insurance. • T h e Recipient shall be designated as the Petitioner a n d the Payor shall be designated as the Respondent. • For informational purposes, the Clerk of Court shall forward a copy of this Order to the
WHEREAS, the Florida Legislature has directed that the state's child support enforcement agency shall enforce child support orders entered under 939.52 1 in the same manner as child support orders under Chapter 6 1, Florida Statutes; and
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