Financial Statement and Divorce Court Forms

Each party must file a financial statement that fully discloses all income, deductions from income, assets, expenses and debt. There are separate sections for business ownership and rental property, known as "Schedules." If applicable, these schedules must be attached to the entire financial statement, along with tax records reflecting income, such as W-2 forms. Each party must sign their statement "under the pains and penalties of perjury." This may be the most important document filed in any divorce and must be completed with accuracy and full disclosure.

xl Instructions for the Financial Statement Short Form

xl Form Number CJD301S: Financial Statement Short Form

Must be filed in all cases where money or support is an issue and your annual income is less than $75,000.00

xl Instructions for the Financial Statement Long Form

xl Form number CJD301L: Financial Statement Long Form

Must be filed in all cases where money or support is an issue and your annual income is more than $75,000.00

xl Form Number CJD301A: Financial Statement Schedule A

To be completed in addition to Financial Statement if you receive self employment or business income

xl Form Number CJD301B: Financial Statement Schedule B

To be completed in addition to Financial Statement if you receive rent from income producing property

To learn how to file your court forms, while saving yourself the most time and money possible, schedule your initial consultation online or by calling toll free 617-723-9900.

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