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Michigan Form FOC 110: Order Regarding Payment Plan/Discharge of Arrears
What this form does, who files it, what it costs, and how to avoid the errors that get Michigan filings rejected.
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Quick Answer
What is Michigan form FOC 110?
Form FOC 110 is the order that sets up a payment plan for past-due child or spousal support, or forgives part of the arrears, after a hearing or an agreement between the parties.
Who files it
Usually the support payer, following a motion on form FOC 109, or both parties by agreement.
Where it goes
The circuit court and Friend of the Court office handling the support case.
Filing fee
No separate fee — it is entered in the existing case.
What you need before you start
- Your case number and the current arrears balance from the Friend of the Court
- Proof of income and expenses supporting the proposed payment amount
- Signatures of both parties if the order is by agreement
How to complete and file form FOC 110
- 1
File the motion (FOC 109) asking for a payment plan or discharge of arrears.
- 2
Attend the hearing or reach a written agreement with the other party.
- 3
Complete FOC 110 with the exact terms the court approved.
- 4
Submit it for the judge's signature.
- 5
Serve the signed order and get a copy to the Friend of the Court so the payment plan is implemented.
Mistakes that get FOC 110 rejected
- Submitting an agreed order without both signatures
- Writing terms that do not match what the court actually ordered at the hearing
- Never delivering the signed order to the Friend of the Court, so the old payment amount keeps running