Asset Disclosure
Written By Fresh Starts Registry
Pronounced: ASS-et dis-KLOH-zher
What it means: Asset disclosure means you list everything you own and how much it’s worth, including money, property, and investments. It helps the court fairly divide things.
Example: “We each had to file an asset disclosure so the judge could see what we owned.”
When it's used: Early in the divorce, when property and finances are being discussed.
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