Can I waive child support in divorce papers?

  Unfortunately for you, the answer is no.  Child support is a benefit that your child receives-you are merely the  "bank" so to speak.  The law recognizes that both a mother and a father are obligated to support a child.  The burden should not fall on only one parent.     Most likely when you appear for a final hearing in court, the Court will want to see a child support guidelines worksheet, ensuring that the correct amount of child support was calculated, and see that the child support amount is included in the settlement and final judgment.  Further, the law in Florida requires (though some judges let it slide) that child support be paid through the State Depository and not directly to the recipient parent.     The exception to either party paying child support to the other would be when both parents make exactly the same amount of money, and both parents have equal time sharing.  Based on the distance between both of you, it is unlikely that is the case.    Good luck to you.  I hope that you can get this over soon. Cindy S. Vova