FALDP Releases Modification of Child Support Guide

Oct. 30, 2010 - PRLog -- Modification of Child Support - A Self-Help Guide
from the Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers

       It is a given that the one of the few constants in life is change. Over 60% of divorced parents return to court to change their child support orders -- due to unforeseen life changes and events. The changes in life and circumstances may be due to illness; job loss; increases in income; or a change in the needs of the children.
       Until now the only readily available options were to hire an attorney; or purchase the forms packets from the clerk of court. The first option can be costly, the second confusing. The Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers (FALDP) team has produced this easy to understand, no legalese, guide. It includes:

•  Supreme Court approved forms
•  Step by step instructions
•  Instructions for the instructions
•  Internet resources
•  Author’s comments

As an added bonus, each book comes with:
“Paying Child Support in Florida” Florida Dept. of Revenue
“Handbook on Child Support Enforcement” U.S. Government
“2009 Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure” Florida State Courts

             Live assistance in completing the forms is also available for customers who need that extra bit of help. At the customer’s request, the forms can be prepared, printed, and shipped -- all within one week -- guaranteed.
             The Child Support Modification Guide is available for purchase on the Florida Association of Legal Document Preparer’s website, www.faldp.org. The guide; and live assistance, and document preparation assistance is available at www.florida-court-forms.net.

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For more information visit www.florida-court-forms.net or www.faldp.org or email us at staff@faldp.org.

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