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Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act
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For general information about the Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act and whether it applies to you, please refer to the Info Sheet - The Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act, a helpful guide to the Act.
In order to determine which forms you must complete to start your application under the Interjurisdictional Support Orders Act, there are three steps:
| Step One: | |
Read through the ISO GUIDE - Introduction |
| Step Two: | |
Choosing Which Forms to Use |
| Step Three: | |
Download applicable forms and guides for Support Application or Support Variation Application |
| Form A - | |
Support Application or Support Variation Application |
| Form B - | |
Identification Information |
| Form C - | |
Evidence of Parentage |
| Form D - | |
Statements to Support a Declaration of Biological Parentage |
| Form E - | |
Child Support Claim |
| Form F - | |
Request for Support Order (if the Respondent does not provide financial information) |
| Form G - | |
Request by Recipient for a Child Support Order different than the Child Support Guidelines table amount |
| Form H - | |
Special Expense Claim |
| Form I - | |
Request by Payor to pay Child Support different than the Child Support Guidelines table amount |
| Form J - | |
Support for Claimant/Applicant |
| Form K - | |
Financial Statement |
| Form L - | |
Child Status and Financial Statement (for a child over the age of majority) |
| Form M - | |
Evidence to Support Variation of a Support Order |
| Form N - | |
Respondent's Answer to Application |
| Form O - | |
Request for Enforcement |
| Caution! Before you complete any court forms, we strongly suggest that you call the Child Support Guidelines Office to make sure you have selected the right forms. Call (902) 368-6220 |
