Domestic Relations Financial Affidavits, commonly referred to as DRFAs for short, are sworn financial statement required by most counties in Georgia divorce and other family law cases. The DRFA is similar to a budget in that it requires the parties to a divorce to itemize monthly income and expenses, and list assets and debts, like bank accounts, real estate, and credit card debt. DRFAs are sworn statements, meaning that the party completing the DRFA must swear or attest that the information contained in the affidavit is true and accurate.
Georgia uses a dual income theory for their child support guidelines. The child support worksheets allows you to enter your gross monthly income along with certain other additional expenses and deviations to calculate your potential child support.
The domestic intake form will help you prepare for your initial divorce consultation. This form will provide relevant background information to help begin the process of your divorce. Please try to complete this form and bring it to your initial consultation.
This personal injury intake form will help you prepare for your initial consultation. The facts and details of your accident can be critical to help you recover the money you deserve for your injury. Please complete the form and bring it to your initial consultation.
This financial affidavit is a PDF fillable form that will take some of the work out of compiling your affidavit. Use this form to help prepare your domestic relations financial affidavit.