Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.993(d), Supplemental Temporary Judgment Modifying Parenting Issues for Child(ren) of a Parent Activated, Deployed, or Temporarily Assigned to Military Service. (02/09). Florida Supreme Court 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the case information at the top, including the judicial circuit and county details.
  3. In Section I, provide the date of the last order regarding parental responsibility and indicate whether the mother or father is activated or deployed.
  4. List the names and birth dates of all minor children in Section II.
  5. In Section III, choose how child support will be modified and specify amounts as needed. Ensure you complete all relevant fields regarding income and expenses.
  6. Complete Section IV by detailing payment methods for child support obligations.
  7. If applicable, address attorney’s fees in Section V and any additional provisions in Section VI.

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Either parent can file their own petition in circuit court to change (modify) a support order. You can hire a lawyer of your choosing or file your own petition and represent yourself. Other resources you may find helpful include: Florida Courts Self-Help Page for Child Support.
You should file a motion to recalculate the child support arrearage and schedule a hearing before the Judge or General Magistrate. At the hearing, you can present your proof of previous payments toward the arrearage and request the court to issue a credit for any overpayment.
A substantial change is what must be proven in Florida courts when a parent wishes to modify a previous court agreement. It may be an individual who must pay child support and has recently lost their job or received a docHub pay cut.
In general you cannot change child support arrears. What is owed will stay in place even after a successful modification case. The technical standard is that modifications will be effective as of the filing date of the Supplemental Petition.
Theres no cutoff date for seeking arrears, so the custodial parent can continue to pursue them until they receive the full amount owed. This obligation persists regardless of the childs age and applies even after the child docHubes adulthood.

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The COAP program is a statewide debt compromise program that reduces child support arrears and interest owed to the state in exchange for partial payment or payment agreement. The amount of payment is based on the individual noncustodial parents ability to pay.
FL 12.905(b) is a form used in Florida family law cases to request information related to income and financial disclosure during a divorce or custody proceeding.

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