Documents We Need in Alimony Cases
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◊ This is similar to the Pitt County Mandatory Disclosure Rules.
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#1 Budget
Complete a Form #4 Financial Affidavit (Word format or PDF format)
#2 Bank Info
The last 12 months of individual and business bank statements. Online statements are okay. If it is for a trial, Pitt County rules require cancelled checks and check registers.
#3 Credit Cards
The last 12 months of credit card statements, including credit cards that include you as an authorized user (not just credit cards in your name).
#4 Pay Records
The last 12 months of pay stubs/earning statements.
#5 Income
Beginning January 1 of the year the lawsuit or motion is filed through the date of disclosure, any other documents reflecting “income” from all sources, This includes (but isn’t limited to) income from: salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, professional practice or corporation, VA or other kind of disability, Social Security benefits, workers compensation benefits, unemployment insurance benefits, and alimony or maintenance received from someone who is not a party in this case or ownership rights or operation of a business, partnership or corporation,
#6 Taxes
The last 2 years of both personal and business income tax returns, including forms (W-2 forms, 1099 forms, K-1 forms, etc.) and all schedules and attachments. If a tax return has not been filed for the preceding year, provide all forms for that year.
#7 Contracts
Copy of any prenuptial agreement (also called a premarital agreement), separation agreement, contract or court order regarding you and/or your spouse or co-parent.
#8 Litigation
All litigation documents or possible litigation, including any personal injury case, small claims case, pending criminal cases, foreclosure, domestic violence case or bankruptcy.
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