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Retroactive Child Support in Florida and How Far Back It Reaches

Retroactive Child Support in Florida and How Far Back It Reaches

by Robert Erickson | Sep 18, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law

A parent moves out in March. Nothing gets filed for two years because the arrangement mostly works, money changes hands informally, and nobody wants a court involved. Then something breaks down, a petition finally gets filed, and the first order includes a number...
When Florida Courts Impute Income to an Underemployed Parent

When Florida Courts Impute Income to an Underemployed Parent

by Robert Erickson | Aug 18, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law

Three months before the support hearing, the higher-earning parent quits a good job and takes something part-time. The financial affidavit that lands in the court file shows a fraction of what that person made a year earlier. Everyone in the room recognizes...
How Florida Calculates Child Support and Why Overnights Change the Number

How Florida Calculates Child Support and Why Overnights Change the Number

by Robert Erickson | Jul 14, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law

Picture two dads. Same salary, same city, same two kids. One of them pays $900 a month in child support. The other pays $500. What’s the difference? It usually comes down to one thing — how many nights the kids sleep at each parent’s house. In Florida,...

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