Use This Form If:

• Individuals who are in the process of getting a divorce may need to complete the Financial Statement for Divorce Proceedings to ensure transparency regarding their financial situations. This form helps both parties understand each other's economic circumstances, which is crucial for equitable asset division.
• Situations requiring a marital settlement agreement often necessitate a detailed financial statement. By providing a comprehensive overview of income, expenses, and assets, this form aids in negotiating terms that are fair and informed.
• For those who have been asked to disclose their financial information during divorce negotiations, this form serves as a formal record of disclosures. It ensures that both spouses are on the same page regarding their financial standing, which can help prevent disputes later on.
• Couples seeking to finalize their divorce will find the Financial Statement essential for including in their final divorce papers. This document becomes a permanent part of the marital settlement agreement, ensuring that all financial matters are documented and agreed upon.
• Attorneys representing clients in divorce cases often utilize this form to facilitate discussions about financial matters. By having a clear financial statement, both parties can make informed decisions about spousal support and asset division.