Accurate Financial Disclosure, Less Stress
Divorce is difficult enough without scrambling to organize years of financial records. Create a comprehensive, court-ready personal financial statement that protects your interests.
Time to Completion
A Financial Disclosure Statement for Divorce is a court-mandated document listing all marital and separate assets and debts to ensure equitable distribution. Going through a divorce is one of life's most challenging transitions, and the financial documentation requirements add stress to an already difficult situation. Courts require both parties to provide complete, accurate financial disclosure—and for good reason. Fair division of assets and determination of support payments depends on both spouses being transparent about their financial situation. Attempting to navigate this process with scattered bank statements, forgotten retirement accounts, and outdated property values can extend your case by months and cost thousands in additional attorney fees. StatementsReady helps you organize everything in one place, so you can present accurate information to the court and move forward with your life.
Why Courts Require Complete Financial Disclosure
Family courts and mediators require both parties to provide full financial transparency. Incomplete or inaccurate disclosures can have serious legal consequences.
Court-Mandated Requirements
Most jurisdictions require detailed financial disclosure during divorce proceedings. Missing information can delay your case or create legal complications.
Complex Asset Tracking
After years of marriage, tracking all assets—retirement accounts, property, investments, debts—is overwhelming, especially during an emotional time.
Attorney Fee Reduction
Hours spent with your attorney organizing financial documents adds up fast. A prepared statement can significantly reduce billable hours.
Protect Your Interests with Clear Documentation
StatementsReady helps you create the comprehensive financial disclosure your attorney and the court require.
List all assets including retirement accounts, real estate, vehicles, investments, and personal property in one organized document.
Keep historical versions of your statement. Track changes over time as valuations update or assets are divided.
Send secure links to your divorce attorney or mediator. They can review your disclosure without needing access to your accounts.
Download as PDF for court filing or Excel for your attorney to work with. Whatever format the proceedings require.
Add notes to individual assets explaining valuation basis, acquisition date, or separate property claims.
Why People Going Through Divorce Choose StatementsReady
During an emotionally challenging time, financial organization shouldn't add to your stress. We help you get your documentation right the first time.
Reduce Attorney Hours
Every hour your attorney spends organizing your financial documents is an hour billed to you. Arrive at meetings prepared and cut costs significantly.
Court-Ready Documentation
Our format presents your finances clearly and professionally, meeting the documentation standards family courts expect to see.
Version History for Proceedings
Keep records of your financial position at different points in time. Important when asset values change during lengthy proceedings.
Complete Asset Discovery
Our guided process helps ensure you don't forget accounts or assets. Comprehensive documentation protects your interests during settlement.
Divorce Financial Documentation Package
How It Works
Creating your personal financial statement is simple with StatementsReady.
Connect Your Accounts
Securely link your bank accounts via Plaid or enter information manually. Your choice.
Review & Customize
Verify your information, add any additional assets or liabilities, and customize as needed.
Export & Share
Download your professional PDF or share via secure link. Ready for your lender or attorney.
Frequently Asked Questions
What financial documents are required for divorce?
Requirements vary by state, but typically include a personal financial statement listing all assets and liabilities, recent tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, and retirement account statements. A comprehensive PFS is often the foundation document.
How do I value joint assets for divorce disclosure?
For real estate, use recent appraisals or comparable sales. For retirement accounts, use current statements. For vehicles, use Kelley Blue Book values. For businesses, you may need a professional valuation. Document your methodology.
Can I hide assets on a financial statement?
No—and attempting to do so can have serious legal consequences including perjury charges, sanctions, and unfavorable court rulings. Courts take financial disclosure very seriously. Accuracy and completeness protect you.
How often do I need to update my disclosure?
Courts typically require updated disclosures at key stages of proceedings. With StatementsReady, updating your statement takes minutes instead of hours, making it easy to stay current.
Can my attorney access my statement directly?
Yes. You can share a secure link with your attorney that gives them view access to your statement. They can review, print, or download without needing your login credentials.
Get Through This Chapter with Clarity
Create an accurate, organized financial disclosure that protects your interests and helps your case move forward. Start your statement today.
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