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MOTION TO COMPEL MANDATORY DISCLOSURE UNDER RULE 1.25-A
For the twelve (12) months prior to the filing of the action, documentation related to employee
benefits such as but not limited to stock options, retirement, pension, travel, housing, use of
company car, mileage reimbursement, profit sharing, bonuses, commissions, membership dues,
or any other payments to or on behalf of either party.
For the twelve (12) months prior to the filing of the action, statements for all bank accounts
held in the name of either party individually or jointly, or any business owned by either party, or in
the name of another person for the benefit of the either party, or held by either party for the benefit
of the parties' minor child(ren).
For the twelve (12) months prior to the filing of the action, statements for all financial assets,
including but not limited to all investment accounts, retirement accounts, securities, stocks, bonds,
notes or obligations, certificates of deposit owned or held by either party or held by either party for
the benefit of the parties' minor child(ren), 401K statements, individual retirement account (IRA)
statements, and pension-plan statements.
For the twelve (12) months prior to the filing of the action, any and all life insurance declaration
pages, beneficiary designation forms and the most recent statements of cash, surrender and loan
value.
For the six (6) months prior to the filing of the action, statements for all credit cards held by
either party, whether individually or jointly.
Any written prenuptial or written postnuptial agreements signed by the parties.
I respectfully request that this court:
1. Order
to comply with Rule 1.25-A
(name of other party)
by providing me with the required documents within 20 days; and
2. Order the other party listed immediately above to file with the court a copy of the court’s Rule
1.25-A Checklist/Cover Sheet or other proof that the rule has been complied with within 20 days;
and
3. If proof of compliance is not filed with this court within 20 days, schedule a hearing at which the
other party to this action will be subject to further orders for compliance and possible sanctions
including but not limited to an order to reimburse me for my costs/fees in seeking compliance with
Rule 1.25-A; and
4. Other relief requested, if any
:
(optional)
and;
5. Grant any other relief appropriate in this case.
Date
Signature of Filing Party
Printed Name of Filing Party
I certify that on this date I provided a copy of this document to
or to
(other party)
by:
Hand-delivery OR
US Mail OR
(other party’s attorney)
E-mail
.
(E-mail only by prior agreement of the parties based on Circuit Court Administrative Order)
Date
Signature of Filing Party
NHJB-2738-F (03/25/2013)
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