When completing the financial disclosure form, do I need to include my assets/debts with my wife’s assets/debts if she is filing a statement as well?
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When completing the financial disclosure form, do I need to include my assets/debts with my wife’s assets/debts if she is filing a statement as well?
Asked on June 15, 2012 under Family Law, Wisconsin
Answers:
Brad Micklin / The Micklin Law Group
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Yes, if you are talking about filling out the case information statement. The case information statment will ask you for assets and debts and give you the ability to designate whether their husband or wife's debts or assets in a separate column.
Additionally, there is a provision for expenses in one paragraph that sets forth the expenses you incurred while you are living together as husband and wife and the 2nd paragraph for the current expenses that you incur which may or may not be different.
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