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It is all free, and you get the whole result. The twelve questions and the state checklist ask for your email so we can send you your copy — everything else asks for nothing at all. If you already have an order, start with the twelve questions. If you are still arguing about a number, start with the child support estimate.
- 01 The twelve questions Answer twelve questions about the order you already have and get a plain list of what is missing from it — the gaps that cause the arguments two years later. Takes about five minutes →
- 02 The affidavit, explained Every line of the financial affidavit almost nobody reads before signing — what each line is really asking for — and what your own state’s version asks and doesn’t. All 51 jurisdictions →
- 03 The child support estimate What your state's own guideline produces on your figures, in any of the 51 jurisdictions — and how that number changes as you add overnights, so you can see where your state's thresholds fall. All 51 jurisdictions →
- 04 Court filings in your inbox Every filing the other side makes, in your inbox the day it is filed. In most states a father representing himself can put his own name on the court’s e-service list — here is how to do it where you live. All 50 states and D.C. →
- 05 Changing a support order What your state’s rule for changing support actually says, and how retroactivity works there — the Modification Kit, opened up on Florida’s specimen. Four steps, with citations →
And on every page, your state’s checklist, emailed to you the moment you ask.
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