Opens targeted public-record searches in new tabs: state business filings, property records, and social media profiles that may point to hidden income. Free, no account required.
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Three simple steps to search public records
Enter a name and state. We open targeted searches of public business filings, property records, and social media profiles in new tabs.
See what we found with plain-English explanations of what each record means for child support.
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Each search points to publicly available sources anyone can access
Search state business registrations for companies where your ex is listed as an officer, agent, or owner. Business ownership often indicates undisclosed income.
Find real estate owned by your ex through county assessor records. Property purchases may indicate undisclosed income or assets.
Locate public social media profiles to review for lifestyle indicators that may contradict reported income levels.
The person you search for is never contacted or notified. The searches point to publicly available sources that anyone can look up.
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Free educational resources to help you understand your rights
Understanding how courts calculate child support payments in your state.
Learn what courts consider income - it's more than just a paycheck.
Step-by-step guide to requesting a change to your child support order.
Know what kind of evidence can help prove hidden income.
Common red flags that may indicate your ex isn't reporting all their income.