A Florida Order Terminating Child Support And Or Alimony Payments is a document that legally ends a financial obligation of one parent or former spouse to provide ongoing financial support to another parent or former spouse. The order terminates any remaining responsibility for child support, alimony, and/or other financial obligations established by the court or by agreement. There are two types of Florida Order Terminating Child Support And Or Alimony Payments: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary order is requested by the mayor/obliged, while an involuntary order is issued by the court. The order must include the full name of the obliged, the full name of the obliged, the date of the order, the amount of the termination, and the date of termination. The order must also include a statement that all current and future obligations of the obliged are terminated. Once the order is signed by a judge, it is legally binding and enforceable in the state of Florida.