Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

What does ''IDO'' mean?

I have a temporaty order for relief. The order states that my soon to be ex is to be paying child support through Clerk of Court, Child Support Enforcement office, however, the Judge has crossed through that and written in that ''payment through the FLSDU only after IDO''...she also noted that he is to pay me directly my check or money order. Which he isn't of course. I'm not nearly as intimidating as the court system is. So my question is, what is IDO??


Asked on 5/12/01, 11:47 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Stan Halbert Stanley Halbert, P.A.

Re: What does ''IDO'' mean?

IDO stands for "Income Deduction Order". If he isn't paying support per the court Order, you may be able to file for contempt and have him pay your attorney's fees. If you need assistance, please feel free to call my office at 407-679-3823. S. Halbert

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Answered on 6/21/01, 10:27 pm


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