The Minnesota Financial Affidavit for Child Support is a standardized form used by the courts in Minnesota to determine each parent's income and expenses for the purpose of calculating Minnesota's child support guidelines. It is commonly referred to as the “Form 14” and must be completed by both parents in a child support case. There are two types of Minnesota Financial Affidavit for Child Support: one for married couples and one for unmarried couples. The form requires both parents to provide detailed information regarding their income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. This information is then used to calculate the appropriate amount of child support that each parent is responsible for paying. The form also allows for additional information to be included, such as medical insurance costs, daycare costs, and other special circumstances. Completing the Minnesota Financial Affidavit for Child Support is an important step in the child support process.