Declaration Of Disclosure Fl-140 printable pdf download

Declaration Of Disclosure Fl-140

DECLARATION OF

DISCLOSURE

GENERAL INFORMATION

In a dissolution, legal separation, or nullity action, both a preliminary and a final declaration of disclosure

(FL-140) must be served on the other party. The parties must disclose all assets, debts, and property. These

documents are served, but not filed with. Then, the Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure

(FL-141) is completed and filed with the Court.

FILING AND SERVING INSTRUCTIONS

You must attach the forms indicated on the Declaration that tell the other party what property is left for the

court to decide. Example, form FL-160, Property Declaration, form FL-150, Income and Expense Declaration,

tax returns, and descriptions of any business opportunities.

You must have someone, other than yourself, serve a copy of the completed Declaration of Disclosure. (This

document will not be filed by the Court). Once served, have the server complete a Proof of Service and file it

with the court.

Complete the Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure (FL-141) and make a copy. Take the

original and the copy to the clerk’s office and file the document with the court. Keep the copy for yourself.

Note: Do not file a copy of Form FL-140 or any attachments with this document.

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA

COUNTY OF SUTTER

FAMILY LAW FACILITATOR

FAMILY LAW INFORMATION CENTER

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530-822-3305

Revised 7/1/2016

Declaration Of Disclosure Fl-140