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1. Make sure you know exactly where you are to appear, and you may want to arrive early to obtain parking in order to arrive at the schedule event on time.
2. Be sure to bring whatever mail you have received from Domestic Relations with you when you come to the office.
3. Know and understand the reasons why you are there, and be prepared to tell Domestic Relations staff exactly what you are asking for.
4. Always be honest. Failing to tell the truth is a crime, and could cause the Domestic Relations staff to doubt your truthfulness in general.
5. Although these matters may be very upsetting to you, focus your attention on the purpose of your visit. Present the facts as you know them. Remember, staff members are here to serve both parties, and are trying to do what is in the best interest of all.
6. Bring all information with you that will help you file or to prove your position (receipts, bills, income information, recent pay stubs, W-2, 1099, name, address and phone numbers for employer, etc.).
- Intake: To file initial complaint: address of non-custodial parent and social security numbers for both parties and children; Medical insurance information.
- Conference: To establish a support order: pay stubs, tax documents, medical insurance information.
- Enforcement Conference: Income verification, name address, telephone number of employer medical insurance information.
7. Bring all completed forms and all papers and letters which the court may have sent you in advance.
8. Always keep a file or special envelope with all your records.