Despite the fact that more than 298 million parents exchange over $990 billion dollars every year in child support after an order or agreement has been established parents are left to try to figure out how to manage the complicated, complex and time-consuming process.
Sheri built a better way and Wevorce sends our families who need help calculating child support and coordinating payments to Support Pay.
Despite the fact that more than 298 million parents exchange over $990 billion dollars every year in child support after an order or agreement has been established - parents are left to try to figure out how to manage the complicated, complex and time-consuming process.
Support Pay is designed to help you figure out your next financial steps as co-parents. There are three ways to connect with Sheri and Support Pay
Step 1. Join our Forum
Each week, we tackle the real life challenges of that our families and professionals face in 15 minutes segments. Each series is a master class demonstration of the insights and inspiration needed to create change.
You'll have access to "snackable" expert content designed to motivate and support change.
This month 7,000 people have asked us "If we have joint custody do I have to pay Child Support" you are welcome to join the conversation by joining our community forum - it's free.
Step 2. Schedule One On One
Sheri can help coach you individually or you can work together with your partner to begin consciously uncoupling. You can start for free at SupportPay with her on her website.
Step 3. Create New Agreement(s) Online. When you are ready to start writing down and negotiating the terms of your settlement agreement you can create an account at Wevorce.com and our software will walk you through the decision journey one chapter at a time. You can invite your spouse to join you to work online. You can do it yourself or ask for Support Pay's support.
Once you are finished with the settlement process you can submit your settlement agreement for a Private Judge to review and they will help finalize your Agreements.
Those Agreements can be separation agreements, post nuptial agreements, parenting plans, child support, spousal support, financial settlements, divorce documents and estate planning documents all designed to help bring clarity to you both as you begin again.
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