Help with Child Support Forms
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Declaration of Unpaid Support - Child Support Form (CS-PO11ac)
Need help filling out the Declaration of Unpaid Support form? We have a video to help!
This video shows you how to complete the Florida Child Support Program form titled Declaration of Unpaid Support - Child Support. The Child Support Program sends parents this form when it is needed by the court to show a full history of support payments made and any past-due support owed. This video will also help you complete the form titled Declaration of Unpaid Support - Alimony.
Some things you'll need to get started:
- Copy of your support order.
- Copy of your bank statements or receipts.
- Pen (Dark blue or black ink is preferred. Please don't use pencil.)
- Calculator.
- Calendar that shows past years.
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles are available on YouTube.
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How to complete the form Declaration of Unpaid Support - Child Support
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles:
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To view Spanish subtitles, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Settings button. Click "Subtitles/CC" and select "Spanish (United States)". Then click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that Spanish subtitles are turned on.
Financial Affidavit Administrative Support Proceeding Form - Child Support Form (CS-OA11) NEW!
Need help filling out the Financial Affidavit Administrative Support Proceeding form? We have a video to help!
This video shows you how to complete the Florida Child Support Program form titled Financial Affidavit Administrative Support Proceeding. The Child Support Program sends this form to both parents to obtain financial information to determine child support payment amounts.
Some things you'll need to get started:
- Copy of your financial records for the past two years. For example: pay stubs, federal income tax returns, 1099 forms, benefit statements and/or other proof of income.
- Health insurance information (if you have it).
- Information on any childcare expenses you pay.
- Pen (Dark blue or black ink is preferred. Please don't use pencil.)
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles are available on YouTube.
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How to Complete a Child Support Program Financial Affidavit Administrative Support Proceeding form
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles:
To view closed captioning, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that closed captioning is turned on.
To view Spanish subtitles, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Settings button. Click "Subtitles/CC" and select "Spanish (United States)". Then click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that Spanish subtitles are turned on.
Parent Information Form - Child Support Form (CS-OA12) NEW!
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This video shows you how to complete the Florida Child Support Program form titled Parent Information. The Child Support Program sends this form to both parents to obtain information to prepare a proposed order when establishing or changing a support order.
Some things you'll need to get started:
- Pen (Dark blue or black ink is preferred. Please don't use pencil.)
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles are available on YouTube.
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How to Complete a Child Support Program Parent Information Form
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles:
To view closed captioning, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that closed captioning is turned on.
To view Spanish subtitles, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Settings button. Click "Subtitles/CC" and select "Spanish (United States)". Then click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that Spanish subtitles are turned on.
Parent Information Form - Caregiver Version - Child Support Form (CS-OA12) NEW!
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This video shows you how to complete the Florida Child Support Program form titled Parent Information if you are the caregiver of the child(ren). The Child Support Program sends this form to the caregiver and the parent who may owe support to obtain information to prepare a proposed order when establishing or changing a support order.
Some things you'll need to get started:
- Health insurance information (if you have it).
- Information on any childcare expenses you pay.
- Pen (Dark blue or black ink is preferred. Please don't use pencil.)
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles are available on YouTube.
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How to Complete a Child Support Program Parent Information Form - Caregiver Version
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles:
To view closed captioning, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that closed captioning is turned on.
To view Spanish subtitles, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Settings button. Click "Subtitles/CC" and select "Spanish (United States)". Then click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that Spanish subtitles are turned on.
Title IV-D Standard Parenting Time Plan - Child Support Form (CS-OA250) NEW!
Need help filling out the Title IV-D Standard Parenting Time Plan form? We have a video to help!
This video shows you how to complete the Florida Child Support Program form titled Title IV-D Standard Parenting Time Plan Form. The Child Support Program sends this form to both parents when both parents live in Florida and there is no indication of family violence. The Title IV-D Standard Parenting Time Plan is a document that may be agreed to by both parents to provide the parent who owes support a minimum amount of time with their child. The plan includes timetables that specify the time, including overnights and holidays, that a child is entitled to spend with each parent.
If parents do not already have their own parenting time plan in place, and want to have one incorporated into an administrative order that establishes paternity or modifies support, they can complete this form.
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How to Complete the Child Support Program Title IV-D Standard Parenting Time Plan Form
Closed captioning and Spanish subtitles:
To view closed captioning, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that closed captioning is turned on.
To view Spanish subtitles, hover your mouse over the video until the menu bar appears at the bottom of the video. Click the Settings button. Click "Subtitles/CC" and select "Spanish (United States)". Then click the Closed Captioning "CC" button. A red line will appear under the button to signal that Spanish subtitles are turned on.
