I don't know, why ARE you still paying child support?
Child support in Florida terminates when the child turns 18 or, depending on when it was entered, when the child graduates high school, provided there is a reasonable expectation of graduation before age 19, whichever later occurs.
It could be that perhaps you entered into a settlement agreement that provided you would pay child support beyond the above period of time.
It could be that you owe arrears and are paying off the arrears.
It could be that the support is deducted by an Income Withholding Order from your pay and there was never a directive for it to stop.
There are probably a few other potential "could be's" be since I do not have the benefit of reviewing your Settlement agreement and/or Final Judgment I cannot give you an absolute answer.
If you believe that support is being wrongfully deducted from your income then you should request the court for an order requiring it to stop. You can also contact Support Enforcement and see if you have arrears. Hopefully it is just an error and it can be easily resolved.
Best of luck,
Cindy Vova
Law Office of Cindy S. Vova, P.A.
8551 West Sunrise Blvd., Suite 301
Plantation, FL 33322
info@vovalaw.com
954-316-3496
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