INSTRUCTIONS: IDAHO STANDARD CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET (Form CAO 1-13)

In Idaho divorces involving children and child support disputes, you may be required to complete a child support worksheet. This articles discusses form CAO-13, filed in such cases. The document can be found on the website of the State Of Idaho Judicial Branch.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 1: Enter your full name, address and telephone number at the top of the page. 

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 2: Enter the number of the judicial district processing your case.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 3: Listen all children, along with their dates of birth.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 4: On the first line, list both parents'  monthly ICSG income, which is determined by completing an affidavit (Form CAO 1-11) related to your fiscal resources.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 5: On the second line, divide both parents' individual incomes by their total combined income to determine their percentage share of income.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 6: Use the child support schedule detailed in the state's child support guidelines to determine each parent's support obligations in line three.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 7: Line four requires that you multiple line three by two to determine each parent's support obligation.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 8: For the non-custodial parent, bring down the amount from line four and write it in line five.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 9: In line six, detail all other expenses including work-related childcare expenses, health care expenses, and tax benefit exemptions.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 10: In line seven, enter the amount each parent should be ordered to pay.

Idaho Standard Child Support Worksheet CAO 1-13 Step 11: Enter the date at the bottom of the page. Type or print your name and give your signature. 

INSTRUCTIONS: FLORIDA FAMILY LAW FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT (Form 12.902(c))

A Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit must be completed by parties involved in a divorce and who earn $50,000 or more a year unless a settlement agreement has been negotiated or both spouses have waived this requirement. The form can be obtained from the website of the Florida court system.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 1: At the top of the third page, enter the name of the plaintiff and respondent, the number of the circuit court you are appearing in and its county, and the case number.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 2: Enter your full name just above "Section I" where indicated.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 3: Section I concerns all sources of income. These must be computed on a monthly basis. If your income fluctuates, use the instructions on the first page of instructions in order to create a monthly average figure. In addition to all current income information requested in lines 1-17, lines 18-26 request that you enter all deductions, such as wages withheld for taxes and retirement funds. Subtract your deductions from your total income and enter your net monthly income on line 27.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 4: Section II requires you to detail your average monthly expenses. These are broken down by category into household costs, automobile costs, childcare expenses, insurance, payments to creditors and miscellaneous expenses.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 5: Section III requires you to detail your assets and debts. When listing assets, include their current market value and whether you own them jointly with your spouse or solely. Do the same when listing all debts.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 6: A child support guidelines worksheet (Form 12.902(e)) must be filed with this document if questions of child support are involved.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 7: Sign and date the document before a deputy clerk or a notary public.

Florida Family Law Financial Affidavit 12.902(c) Step 8: A copy of the affidavit must be mailed or delivered by hand to the other party in the dispute within 45 days of filing a petition for divorce.