DRFA stands for Domestic Relations Financial Affidavit.
Georgia law requires that both spouses prepare a DRFA to ensure that the spouse is swearing that all of his or her income, expenses, assets, and liabilities are disclosed on the DRFA so the court knows what assets and debts to divide, how much income is earned to calculate child support and to determine the needs and ability to pay alimony to the spouse involved in appropriate situations.