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Preparing your financial disclosures involves more than simply listing your assets and debts. Knowing what information to include, how to complete the required forms, and which documents to provide can make the process much easier to navigate.


The Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure Guide & Forms walks you step-by-step through the process of preparing your financial disclosures in a California divorce. Created by Maya K. Grey, a California Certified Family Law Specialist, this comprehensive resource explains the disclosure requirements in clear, practical language and helps you organize the financial information needed to complete your paperwork.


Rather than giving you a collection of financial forms and leaving you to figure them out on your own, the guide explains what each document is for, how to complete it, what financial information to gather, and how to properly serve your disclosures on the other party.


WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE:

  • A comprehensive, step-by-step Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure guide

  • California court forms used to prepare and complete your financial disclosures

  • Completed examples showing how the forms should be filled out

  • An Excel Monthly Expense Worksheet with automatic calculations to help you organize your expenses and complete FL-150

  • A final checklist to help you review your disclosures before serving them


Financial disclosures are an important part of the divorce process, and getting them right matters. This resource provides more than a collection of forms. It includes practical guidance, professionally prepared examples, and helpful tools so you can understand your disclosure obligations and complete your paperwork with greater confidence.

Preliminary Declarations of Disclosure Guide & Forms

$99.00Price

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    Martinez, CA, 94553

    (925) 293-2144

     maya@greyfamlaw.com

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