Completing Your Family Law Financial Statement
Form 13 Financial Statement
For pursuing or defending against Support Claims & Motions to Change, Marriage Contracts & Cohabitation Agreements
Form 13.1 Financial statement
For both support and property claims, including Equalization of Net Family Property and Equitable Trust Claims
Form 13A disclosure certificate
For organizing and compiling all of your documents for building trust and easy cross-reference.
Providing Income Disclosure, Whether You are:
Employed
Full & Part time, Bonuses, Multiple Jobs, Commissions and Related Expenses, Source Deductions
Self Employed
Sole proprietor, Professional, Partnership, Incorporated Business,
Rental & Passive Investment Income
Not Working
Homemaker, Student, Retired, Job Termination, Unemployed, COVID-19, Disabled, Immigration Status
Compelling Budget Disclosure, For
Complicated Situations
Self-Employment Expenses, Debt & Prior Support, New Spouses, One-Off Expenses
Section 7 Special & ExtraOrdinary Child Expenses
Child Care, Health/Medical/Dental, Education, Post-Secondary, Extra-Curricular Activities
Undue Hardship & SHARED PARENTING
Complex family law issues, determined on cogently presented & explained evidence
Accurate Property Disclosure, For Those With
Real Property, Wherever
Matrimonial Home, Cottages, Investment Properties, Foreign Property
Savings & Business Interests
Chequing, Savings, TFSA, RRSP, RESP, Pensions, Retirement Programs, Corporate Interests
Personal Debt & Liabilities
Mortgages, Credit Cards, Personal Loans, Family Loans, Student Loans, Taxes