Everything on this site converges here: a weekend workflow that turns years of frustration into an audited balance, a demand letter in the mail, and an enforcement sequence underway.
What California Law Says
A complete collection file maps facts to tools: the order history to the audit, payments to the ledger, his income sources to withholding targets, his assets to liens and levies — with the demand letter, RFO package, and settlement worksheets ready for each stage.
How to Collect, Step by Step
- Saturday morning: gather every order, modification, and payment record into one folder.
- Saturday afternoon: build the month-by-month arrears table and run the interest calculator.
- Sunday morning: generate the demand letter and the DCSS case update from the kit templates and AI prompts.
- Sunday afternoon: map his collection profile — employer, accounts, property, licenses — into the enforcement planner.
- Monday: mail the demand, submit the agency updates, and calendar the 14-day window that starts the campaign.
Common Questions
What exactly is in the free Child Support Collection Kit?
Arrears and interest calculators, the audit worksheet, demand letter and RFO templates, enforcement checklists for every tool on this site, and AI prompts that adapt each document to your case.
Is any of this legal advice?
No — the kit and this site are educational tools. They organize the law and the paperwork; for advice on your specific situation, consult a family law attorney or your court’s Family Law Facilitator.
Get the free California Child Support Collection Kit at justiceprompt.com — arrears calculators, enforcement checklists, demand letters, Request for Order guides, and AI prompts to customize every document to your facts. Free, no email wall. Also available with all collection resources at childsupportcollection.org. Educational use only — not legal advice.
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