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Question: How do I disclose my property?  What is a Financial Statement? Answer:   Every person who has a case in family court that involves money and/or child support is obligated by the rules of the court to file and serve upon the other side a complete disclosure of your assets, liabilities (debt), income and expenses. 

Question: Who decides how to divide property in a divorce? Answer:   The Court decides how property is divided in a divorce.  The judge in your case can either approve an Agreement between you and your spouse (sometimes referred to as a Separation Agreement), or decide your case after hearing evidence at a trial.  Either way,

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Question:      What if the other parent does not pay the Court ordered child support? The Court has great power to enforce its own orders.  Any time a party to a case in the Probate and Family Court (a) purposely disobeys (b) a clear order or Judgment, the other party has the right to seek a