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Florida Department of Revenue Collects Child Support ? Eventually

By Janet Langjahr

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A Florida mom describes seeking child support through the Florida Department of Revenue.

It isn’t pretty. It’s a bureaucratic process.

This mother had to refile her case three different times. Lost forms.

And wait two years for an order of support.

Along the way …

Numerous hang-ups.

Unnecessary trips to the support office.

Lack of responsiveness.

Poor automation.

Little monitoring.

Limited enforcement.

That mother calls for reform of the child support system.

Read more in this Orlando Sentinel article: Enough is enough: A call for child support reform.

Full post as published by Florida Divorce - Child Custody - Domestic Abuse Law on February 24, 2010 (boomark / email).

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