Affidavit Of Arrears
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2STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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IN THE FAMILY COURT
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_____JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
COUNTY OF ________________________
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AFFIDAVIT OF ARREARS
Plaintiff, )
vs.
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Defendant. )
Docket No. ___________________________
DIRECTIONS
1. Calculate each month separately. Do NOT keep a running balance.
2. The total DUE minus the total PAID equals the total BALANCE.
3. The "amount due and owing" in the affidavit is calculated by adding the balance columns for
each year.
4. If your support order requires that the
Plaintiff/
Defendant pay medical and/or dental
bills, you may include these on your Affidavit. Calculate these separately from your ongoing
support. Attach copies of these bills, if you have them, to your Affidavit to support your
claim.
5. Attach a TRUE or CERTIFIED copy of any pay records that a court or other collection entity
has maintained on payments made pursuant to the support order.
6. The signature of the affiant must be notarized.
7. Attach additional sheets as necessary.
AFFIDAVIT
____________________________, who being duly sworn, states under oath that the
following attachment, incorporated herein by reference, is a schedule of support payments and
balances due her/him, as obligee, based on the order entered in the State of
_______________________, dated __________________________, 20___ requiring
____________________________, the obligor, to make support payments in the amount of
$____________ per _______.
That the amount of $____________ is due and owing as arrears from the period
beginning ____________________________, ______ and ending _______________________,
______.
Sworn to before me this
______ day of _______________, 20___
Notary Public for South Carolina
Signature of Affiant
My Commission expires ___________, 20___
Custodial Parent (if applicable): ___________________________________________________
SCCA 435 (12/2009)
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