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INSTRUCTIONS FOR FLORIDA FAMILY LAW RULES OF PROCEDURE FORM
12.996(a), INCOME DEDUCTION ORDER (06/11)
When should this form be used?
This form should be used in non-Title IV-D cases when the court has ordered that support be paid by the
obligor’s payor through an income deduction order.
This form includes several blanks that must be filled in as applicable. The obligor is the person who is
obligated to pay the support ordered by the court and the obligee is the person entitled to receive the
support awarded by the court.
In Paragraph 1, one of the three lines must be checked off. The court order that establishes the support
award and/or the settlement or mediation agreement entered into between the parties should state the
effective date of the Income Deduction Order. The appropriate effective date should be checked off in
Paragraph 1.
The blank lines in Paragraph 2 should be completed tracking the same terms of support as are in the
court order that establishes the support award and/or the settlement or mediation agreement. The first
blank in each line should state the amount of the support payment and the second blank in each line
should state the time period that covers said support award. For example, if the child support is $100
per month the first blank would say $ “100” and the second blank in that line would say “month”.
Similarly, if the payments are to be payable weekly, then the second blank would say “week”. If there
are any arrearages owed at the time the Income Deduction Order is entered, they must be included in
the line for arrears, along with the amount and frequency of the payments due for the arrears, which
shall be no less than 20% of the current support obligation. All orders for immediate income deduction
must be paid through the State Disbursement Unit. The actual dollar amount of the service fee for the
support awarded in your case (4% of each payment not to exceed $5.25 per payment) should be
included on the appropriate line.
Paragraph 6 must be completed to show what percentage, if any, of a one-time payment made to the
obligor should be applied to any arrearage in support that may be due to the obligee.
You must complete the schedule in paragraph 7 to show the amount of child support for all the minor
children at the time of the entry of this order and the amount of the child support that will be owed for
any remaining child(ren) after one or more of the children are no longer entitled to receive child
support. You should also show in the schedule the day, month, and year that the child support
obligation terminates for each minor child. The date child support terminates should be listed as the
th
child’s 18
birthday unless the court has found that section 743.07(2), Florida Statues, applies, or the
parties have otherwise agreed to a different date. You should use the record existing at the time of this
order for the basis of computing all child support obligations.
Instructions for Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Form 12.996(a), Income Deduction Order (06/11)

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