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Child support in Florida is mandatory and non-payment can lead to penalties. Back pay generally cannot be eliminated, but modifications may be possible if circumstances change significantly. Split custody does not automatically eliminate child support; factors like income and time spent with the child are considered. Consult a local attorney or the Florida Department of Revenue, Child Support Program for personalized advice.

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Hello. In Florida:
- Child support is mandatory.
- It can be modified if circumstances change significantly.
- Non-payment can lead to penalties.
Please consult with a local attorney or the Florida Department of Revenue, Child Support Program.
Can back pay be eliminated
In Florida:
- Generally, you cannot eliminate back pay for child support.
- You may request a modification if there's a significant change in circumstances.
- Each case is unique, so consult with a local attorney or the Florida Department of Revenue, Child Support Program.
What can your lawyer do to help
A lawyer can:
- Negotiate with the other parent or the court.
- Assist in modification of child support.
- Provide representation in court.
- Help understand and navigate the legal process.
Remember to consult an attorney for personalized advice.
If you have split custody do you still pay?
In Florida, split custody doesn't automatically eliminate child support. Factors like income, time spent with the child, and child-related expenses are considered. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.