FL H1089

Requires all child support payments in Title IV-D cases to be made to the State Disbursement Unit and mandates depositories to transmit data through the Clerk of Court Child Support Collection System upon notice of Department of Revenue involvement

Prohibits incarceration from being considered voluntary unemployment for income imputation purposes in child support cases, except when the parent is incarcerated for willful nonpayment of child support or offenses against the child

Makes social security benefits received by a child or child's caregiver due to a parent's retirement or disability count as gross income and allows parents to claim a credit against monthly support obligations if such benefits are paid

Authorizes the Department of Revenue to deliver notices and communicate confidential information via electronic means with written consent, while prohibiting transmission of social security numbers, federal tax information, driver license numbers, and bank account numbers

Effective date of October 1, 2021