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Our Purpose

This website was created for parents and guardians who can openly communicate about their children’s needs and welfare—without immediately turning to the courts. Even for families that already have a court-ordered child support agreement, this platform serves as an invaluable tool to document, organize, and streamline all support-related matters between both parties.
Informal Child Support

How it Works

InformalChildSupport.com empowers users to create their own agreements tailored to their family’s unique circumstances. Agreements can include:
  • The length of the agreement
  • Monthly payment amounts
  • Due dates
  • Specific details on what each payment covers
  • Additional stipulations to ensure clarity and reduce stress
Alongside agreements, the platform offers a suite of tools to simplify every aspect of informal child support management:
  • Visitation & Custody Calendar – Track schedules, family events, and important tasks.
  • Support Tracker – Record both financial payments and non-monetary contributions.
  • Incident Log – Document issues or altercations that may arise.
  • Family Bulletin Board – Share updates and announcements.
  • Agreement Builder – Customize agreements that fit your family’s needs.

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How Informal Child Support Works

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Saving Lives & Families

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Our Mission

The goal of this website is simple: to help families create and follow through on their own agreements, keeping them out of the court system whenever possible.

InformalChildSupport.com was born from a deeply personal understanding of how child support disputes can lead to tragedy, misunderstanding, and heartbreak. Our founders have seen firsthand the despair that can result from agreements gone wrong. While this platform may not be the solution for everyone, our mission is clear—if even one family is spared the loss and pain often caused by an agreement that has gone wrong, then this vision has succeeded.

Remember! Make your own agreement before the court makes it for you!

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