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Can Child Support Be Modified Without a Lawyer? What Pro-Se Parents Can and Can’t Do

Blog / July 14, 2026

Can you modify child support without a lawyer? Learn the “substantial change” standard, what pro-se parents can and can’t do, and where filing rules vary by state.

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New Jersey Case Information Statement (CIS): Line by Line

Blog / July 13, 2026

The NJ Family Part Case Information Statement (CIS) is the sworn financial disclosure form used in most divorce and support cases — a line-by-line walkthrough of Parts A–G, who must file it, and when it must be updated.

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Georgia Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit (DRFA): Line by Line

Blog / July 12, 2026

A plain-English, section-by-section walkthrough of Georgia’s Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit (DRFA): who files it, what each part asks for, and how it feeds the child support worksheet.

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Florida Financial Affidavit: 12.902(b) vs 12.902(c)

Family Law / July 11, 2026

Which Florida financial affidavit do you file – 12.902(b) or 12.902(c)? Plain-English guide to the $50,000 income line and what each section asks for.

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