09/28/2026
Paying or receiving child support in Fort Myers?
The numbers matter, and so does getting them right.
Florida courts use a set formula to figure child support. It looks at both parents' monthly income, how many overnights each parent has, and costs like health insurance, childcare, and medical bills. One wrong income figure or a missed overnight credit can change a payment for years.
Life changes too. A job loss, a raise, or a new parenting schedule may be grounds to modify an order. And when support goes unpaid, Florida can garnish wages, suspend licenses, and take tax refunds.
Attorney Ian F. Mann is a former prosecutor with more than 25 years of legal experience in Southwest Florida. He represents parents on both sides of child support cases, whether you pay or receive.
Our office is in downtown Fort Myers, one block from the courthouses. Call (239) 332-5030 to schedule a consultation, or tap Learn More to see how Florida child support works.