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Begin by filling in the petitioner and respondent names at the top of the form. Ensure that you print their names clearly for accurate identification.
Next, specify the civil action case number and the scheduled trial date, time, and courtroom details. This information is crucial for court records.
In Section 'A', provide a sworn statement detailing personal data relevant to your case. Include information such as employment history, income, and any other pertinent facts.
For Section 'B', if you have legal representation, include a statement from your counsel outlining your position on child support and custody modifications, along with a list of witnesses.
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