I had child support deducted from my pay by my employer. It was not sent to Florida Disbursement unit.

  What your boss did is illegal!  It is unlawful to fire an individual because the person is subject to an income withholding order.  You should seek assistance from an employment attorney regarding this.  However, Florida is an "employment at will" state, and it is likely your employer will say he fired you for another reason..  Nonetheless, you should follow up on this. That two payroll checks bounced is illegal under any circumstances.   Now, as to your "missing" support payments, you need to show proof that the employer withheld the funds from your pay.  It is often difficult to actually speak with someone from the Florida Department of Revenue.  You should write detailed corresponce, including the proof that the funds were withheld, and send the correspondence and proof by certified mail to the Department of Revenue.  Calling every day may help too.  Still, the bottom line is you will owe the support.   I suggest you start paying now directly through support enforcement (until you get a new job) and keep proof of the monies you did not receive from your employer. Good luck.  Cindy Vova Law Office of Cindy  S. Vova, P.A. 8551 West Sunrise Blvd.,  Suite 301 Plantation, FL 33322 954-316-3496 info@vovalaw.com