2013年7月1日 · Declaration of Disclosure (FL-140) List all the financial documents and information on this cover page that you give (disclose) to your spouse or domestic partner as part of the first or final set of disclosure documents.

Parties who agree to waive final declarations of disclosure must file their written agreement with the court (see form FL-144). l Service of preliminary declarations of disclosure may not be waived by an agreement between the parties.

declaration of disclosure is required in a nullity or legal separation action as well as in a dissolution action. completed Schedule of Assets and Debts (form FL-142). completed Income and Expense Declaration (form FL-150 (as applicable)).

FL-140: This form is a cover sheet for what you’ll share with your spouse. You must sign it. Gather and share financial information: Income and Expense Declaration: FL-150: This form asks about how much money you earn and how you spend your money. You need to attach proof of your income from the past two months to the form.

What You Need to Complete Your Disclosures: Declaration of Disclosure (FL-140), also known as a DOD, which is a cover sheet for your disclosure. Schedule of Assets and Debts (FL-142) or a Community Property Declaration (FL-160) and Separate Property Declaration (FL-160).

Expense Declaration (FL-141): This form explains who filled out the Declaration of Disclosure, whether it is preliminary or final, and the date that he or she had the Declaration of Disclosure served on the other party.

One of these requirements is that you disclose to your spouse/partner the nature and extent of all marital/partnership assets and debts. This is done by completing and serving the Declaration of Disclosure, Schedule of Assets and Debts and Income …

(Form FL-140), which is a cover sheet for your declaration of disclosure; o. Schedule of Assets and Debts (Form FL-142) or a. Property Declaration 160); and . o. Income and Expense Declaration (Form FL-150). o. You must also disclose, in writing, accurate and complete information about any investment

In this article we take you through California Family Law form FL-140, the Declaration of Disclosure, step by step as part of your divorce process.

You can complete FL-150* by clicking the link below and following the instructions: FL-150 Interview