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Print Form IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ALACHUA COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. DIVISION Petitioner, and Respondent. / MOTION TO TERMINATE CHILD SUPPORT The petitioner/respondent

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How to fill out motion to terminate child:

1. Start by obtaining the proper forms from your local court or from an online legal resource. Make sure you have the specific form for filing a motion to terminate child.
2. Fill out the required information in the form, such as your name, contact information, and the case number if applicable. Provide as much detail as possible to support your reasons for wanting to terminate the child. This may include evidence of unfit or abusive parenting, changes in circumstances, or the best interest of the child.
3. Clearly state your reasons for seeking the termination of the child. Use a concise and factual manner to explain your situation and the evidence supporting your claim.
4. If there are legal documents or previous court orders in place regarding the child, mention them in the motion and explain why they should be modified or terminated.
5. Be sure to follow any specific guidelines or requirements dictated by your local court. This may include providing copies of the motion to all parties involved and scheduling a court hearing.
6. Sign the completed motion and make copies for your records and for serving the other parties involved, such as the child's other parent, guardian, or legal representative.

Who needs motion to terminate child:

1. Custodial parents or legal guardians who believe that terminating the child's current situation is in the child's best interest.
2. Individuals who have evidence of a change in circumstances or a significant reason to support the termination of the child.
3. Those who believe that the child is in a dangerous or abusive environment or that their rights or the best interest of the child are being violated.

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Can child support be stopped if both parents agree in Florida?

Parental Agreement: Child support payments can be stopped if both parents agree they are no longer needed. That is not to say it will be easy to do, and if it's accepted, a judge can overturn the cancellation if they determine the absence of support will not be fair or was coerced.

How do I file a motion to terminate child support in Florida?

Both parents may agree to the request to terminate child support and must sign the motion in the presence of a notary. However, if one parent has not agreed to the request, the court must hold a hearing to terminate support.

How do I file a motion to stop child support in Florida?

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.

How do I stop child support when my child turns 18 in Florida?

If your particular situation does not allow you to simply stop paying child support when your child reaches the age of 18, you must file a Supplemental Petition to Modify or Terminate Child Support in the same court your original child support order was entered, using your original case number.

How can I legally stop paying child support in Florida?

There is technically no legal way to avoid paying child support in Florida. It is possible that parents who have equal timesharing and equal incomes will not have a child support obligation. It is possible that timesharing together with the other financial obligations will yield a zero child support obligation.

How do I terminate child support in Arkansas?

Early termination of a child support order can occur when the child is emancipated by a court order, marries, or dies; upon the marriage of the parents to each other; or upon the entry of a decree of adoption that has become final and relieves the obligor of all parental rights and responsibilities.

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What is motion to terminate child?

Motion to terminate child is a legal action taken to end child support payments.

Who is required to file motion to terminate child?

The parent or legal guardian who is currently paying child support is required to file the motion to terminate child.

How to fill out motion to terminate child?

To fill out the motion to terminate child, the individual must provide information such as their personal details, the child's information, and the reason for terminating child support.

What is the purpose of motion to terminate child?

The purpose of motion to terminate child is to legally end child support payments when the child reaches a certain age or no longer requires financial support.

What information must be reported on motion to terminate child?

Information such as personal details of the individual, the child's information, and the reason for terminating child support must be reported on the motion to terminate child.