INSTRUCTIONS: IDAHO AFFIDAVIT VERIFYING INCOME CHILD SUPPORT (Form CAO 1-11)
During Idaho divorces involving minor children or any other child support proceedings, you may be required to complete an affidavit detailing your finances. This document, form CAO 1-11, is available on the website of many Idaho cities or local courts.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 1: At the top of the page, give the full name of the person completing this form, as well as their address and daytime telephone number. Enter the number of the judicial district in which the court hearing your case is located, as well as the county name.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 2: Give the name of the plaintiff and defendant where indicated. Note the case number you have been assigned. Enter the name of the county where this legal action is being processed.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 3: Section A asks you to detail both parents' gross income, including wages, unemployment benefits, grants, alimony and any other sources of income. Enter this subtotal in line 9.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 4: Section B asks you to detail both parents' deductions from their gross income, including child support and alimony. Enter this subtotal in line 5.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 5: Subtract line B5 from line A9 to determine both parents' adjusted gross income. Enter this figure in section C.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 6: Section D is for in-kind benefits, such as housing, food and transportation.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 7: Section E is for potential income.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 8: Sections F and G require you to perform various calculations to determine your guidelines income and monthly I.C.S.G. income.
Idaho Affidavit Verifying Income Child Support CAO 1-11 Step 9: The person completing the document should print or type their name, then sign and date the form in the presence of a notary public.
