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What property

ALL PROPERTY AND MARITAL DEBT must be divided in a dissolution of marriage

proceeding. Your dissolution of marriage may not be final unless this is done.

should I list on

This includes the following types of property and debt:

this form?

Real estate, motor vehicles, bank accounts, pension and retirement plans and

•

profit sharing plans, stocks, bonds or other securities, life insurance, cash on hand,

household goods, personal goods, trust interests, businesses or partnerships, debts

owed to you or your spouse by others, any interests in pending litigation or suits to be

filed, farm equipment, animals or crops, interests in contracts made and not

performed, and any other assets.

Do I have to list

Yes, you must list all property owned by you alone, by your spouse alone, and by you

and your spouse together. You must list property even if it is not in joint names. Any

property even if

property in which either you or your spouse claim ANY interest whatsoever MUST be

my spouse’s

listed.

name is not on

In many instances, you will not be able to sell your property or receive your

it?

retirement unless you prove that these items were listed in your dissolution of marriage

judgment.

Do I have to list

YES. You must list all property that either you or your spouse is purchasing by

property that

making monthly payments. So, even if you owe money on your car or home, it still must

either of us is

be listed. Actually, it must be listed twice: once as an item of property and once as a

buying at the

debt secured by the property.

present time?

Do I have to list

property I owned

Yes. This is normally nonmarital property, but under some circumstances it may be

before the

considered marital property.

marriage?

Do I have to list

Yes. Just as you had to list property you owned before the marriage, you should

property my

also list property your spouse owned before the marriage. Once again, this is normally

spouse owned

nonmarital property, but under some circumstances it may be considered marital

before the

property.

marriage?

I don’t know what

my spouse owns

You should hire a lawyer to assist you. A lawyer has the ability to assist you in

so how can I list

locating the assets of your spouse.

it?

Directions and Information for completing Form CAFC040 - Statement of Property and Debt and

Proposed Separation Agreement –Page 2 of 3

Form CAFC040-07/01/2012

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