MICHIGAN CHILD SUPPORT FAQ #4: Where to Find Local FOC Forms?

For routine life changes (such as a new home address or job), your local Friend of the Court typically provides forms to correctly report the necessary information. Often there also are user-friendly forms to report more contentious matters as well, such as non-payment of medical expenses and missed parenting time.

In Livingston County, the common forms can be found conveniently online. The link is: https://www.livgov.com/foc/Pages/Local-Friend-of-the-Court-Forms.aspx

Many other counties offer similar resources for their local forms online and, prior to COVID, pre-printed forms were often available for pick up or purchase at the court clerk’s office. If your matter is outside Livingston County, it is best to consult your county court’s website or call the office of the clerk for your court.

PLEASE NOTE: This blog is not intended to constitute legal, financial or tax advice.  We do not recommend making important decisions of the type addressed in this article without specific legal or tax advice in advance.  We at Banfield Couling Law and Mediation are here to help navigate your legal matter at any stage of your divorce. For any tax issues you face, we recommend consulting a licensed accountant. If you are seeking legal advice, the attorneys at Banfield Couling Law and Mediation are here to assist you.