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Florida child expense reimbursement deadlines

Florida statute §61.13 has no general time limit for sending or paying a share of uninsured medical costs. Parenting plans and orders usually set one.

Your order decides both dates. The app asks you for them instead of assuming a number.

How the app picks a date: your order first, then a value you enter, then the state default below. If none applies, it asks you.

Sending the bill to the other parent

No state default is used. Your order decides, and the app asks you for the number of days.

The other parent paying their share

No state default is used. Your order decides, and the app asks you for the number of days.

Recorded but not used

No statute or court rule was found for this value, so the app does not use it and asks you instead.

The other parent paying their share

Owner file: 30 days after request if the order is silent. No statutory basis found in Fla. Stat. §61.13; not used as a default until a lawyer approves it.

Review status

Every rule on this page is pending review by a licensed family lawyer in this state. Until that review, the app labels them the same way.

Rule set 2026-09-25.2 · as of September 26, 2026. Not legal advice.

Base child support is not collected in the app. If your order sends support through the state disbursement unit, pay or check it there: Florida Department of Revenue, Child Support Program (Florida State Disbursement Unit).

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Keep every date and receipt in one record

The app works these dates out from your own order, reminds you before each one, and keeps a tamper-evident record of what you sent.

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