Financial Disclosures

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Financial Disclosures
DescriptionFinancial disclosures are documents and evidence that must be shared automatically.
TakeawayEach spouse is required to share comprehensive financial records without being asked.

Financial Disclosures refers to evidence like bank statements, car titles, real estate deeds, and other documents that spouses with financial disputes must share automatically when taking their disputes to court. Generally, each individual courthouse has their own forms and rules on what records must be shared. You should view your court's "local rules" on the court's website and/or this wiki's page for that courthouse, if we have one. Most courts will require financial statements for every account, vehicle, investment, retirement, or other asset or debt starting from the date of separation.

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