A judicial child support order is a child support order issued by a judge in court.
Your child support order is a judicial child support order if it has a docket number. Otherwise, it is an administrative order.
Judicial child support orders are typically issued when a child's custodial parent files a petition to get child support from the non-custodial parent.
If a parent wants to change (modify) or enforce a judicial child support order, they must file a motion with the court.
