Ask what to do, in plain words
Start with what is actually happening: a lost job, a support order you can no longer pay, papers you were just served. ChildFirst shows the next calm step before anyone reaches for court.
Start for your kidsWho it is for
- I lost my job and need to change child support
- The other parent will not co-parent or agree
- I was served with court papers
- I need to change parenting time or visitation
- I cannot afford an attorney
- The e-filing system will not take my payment or let me file
What you get
- What the law says, in plain language (written for Georgia)
- What court typically does in a situation like yours (not a prediction about your case)
- What an attorney would typically tell you
- The agreement path if the other parent will co-parent
- The form, if they refuse and you have to file
- A list of what to bring with the packet
How it works
- 1Pick your situation. Choose the one that fits, or describe it in your own words.
- 2Read the plain answer. See the law, the typical court result, and the steps in the order they usually happen.
- 3Take the next step. Try to agree first. If that fails, it points you to the matching tool and form.
ChildFirst is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. You review everything and decide.