The Florida Voluntary Income Deduction Agreement For Child Support-Alimony Obligation is a legal document that allows parents to have their child support and alimony payments automatically taken out of their wages each month. This agreement is an alternative to having a court order issued to garnish the wages. It must be signed by both parties and is voluntary. The agreement is typically used when both parties have agreed on the amount of child support or alimony payments and the payments are being made on a regular basis. This agreement allows the parties to avoid going to court and ensures that the payments are made on time each month. The agreement also includes provisions for late payments and payment arrangements. There are two types of Florida Voluntary Income Deduction Agreement For Child Support-Alimony Obligation. The first type is the Standard Voluntary Income Deduction Agreement, which is designed for parents who are not under a court order. The second type is the Voluntary Income Deduction Agreement with Court Order, which is designed for parents who are under a court order. Both types of agreements must be signed by both parties and provide for automatic income deductions.