FACC Child Support Resources
The Association's Child Support Resources page contains information for making payments, setting up online accounts, and answers to various questions.
The Way to Pay
It’s Your Responsibility
1. Mail payment to:
State of Florida Disbursement Unit
P.O. Box 8500
Tallahassee, FL. 32314-8500Send only check or money order payable to:
Florida SDU****IMPORTANT****
Include your full name, social security number, current address, court case number, and the county where the support order was issued.To contact the SDU call: 1-877-769-0251
Make a credit card payment online at www.MyFloridaCounty.com using American Express, MasterCard, or VISA.
Non-custodial parent or employer can make payments by following some simple steps shown on the website. Case information is required when making the initial payment. Once an account is set up, an employer or non-custodial parent can make future payments without re-entering all case information. After a payment is made, the payment is transferred electronically to the SDU for processing. A case can also be researched by entering case information and a social security number. A nominal service fee is charged each time a payment is made.
Account Information Brochures
3. Expert Pay
Use ExpertPay to electronically submit Child Support payments. Find out more information by going to the website www.expertpay.com. You may call customer service at 1-800-403-0879.
4. Send your child support payment using Western Union
- Pay cash in person at a Western Union.
- Call 1-800-325-6000 to find a location near you.
- Payments are sent electronically and a receipt is provided for proof of payment.
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