Section 5 – Debts & Liabilities – It is your Advantage to List All Debts & Liabilities
In my previous blog I wrote about Section 4 (c) of the Financial Statement and noted to the readers to stay tuned for Section 5.
Again, Section 5 offers different columns. The first column is the “date of…
If you have been following the “Matrimonial Matters” blog written by my two colleagues (Cathy and Evelyn), you will see a general pattern with respect to the explanation of each individual section of Form 13.1 – Financial Statement.
While this document is considered to be one of the most important documents with respect to family…
A Financial Statement. It may sound simple enough but this document could be the most intensive exercise you undertake and is an essential step in your Family Law matter. A properly prepared Financial Statement is critical to settlement and is the cornerstone of financial disclosure, a term you will encounter often.
A Financial Statement is…
