Family Law
FL-161: Declaration of Disclosure of Property and Debts - Family Law
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form requires parties in a family law case to disclose all assets, liabilities, and income information to ensure fair division of property and debts. It is used by spouses or domestic partners involved in divorce, legal separation, or property division proceedings.
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Forms that go with FL-161
FL-160RequiredProperty DeclarationThe Property Declaration (FL-160) is the companion disclosure form that lists community and separate property assets in detail, and is typically filed together with FL-161 as part of the mandatory disclosure process.›FL-150RequiredIncome and Expense DeclarationThe Income and Expense Declaration (FL-150) is required alongside the disclosure package to provide the court and opposing party with a full picture of each party's financial situation, including income, expenses, and assets.›FL-140AttachmentDeclaration of DisclosureThe Declaration of Disclosure (FL-140) is the cover sheet that must accompany FL-161 and FL-160 when serving the preliminary or final disclosure documents on the other party.›FL-141Often filed with itDeclaration Regarding Service of Declaration of DisclosureThe Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure (FL-141) is filed with the court to confirm that the FL-161 and accompanying disclosure documents were properly served on the other party.›FL-142Often filed with itSchedule of Assets and DebtsThe Schedule of Assets and Debts (FL-142) is an alternative or supplemental schedule used to itemize all assets and debts in detail, and is commonly served alongside FL-161 as part of the disclosure package.›
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