Estimate monthly expenses. Specify which party is the custodial parent and list name and relationship of all members of household whose expenses are included:
MONTHLY EXPENSES 5
Husband/Father
Wife/Mother
SUBTOTAL:
SUBTOTAL:
TOTAL MONTHLY EXPENSES
Installment Loan Payments Section
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Creditor
For
Monthly Payment
Balance
Owed by 16
TOTAL
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Other Debts and Obligations not payable in monthly installments
Creditor
For
Date Payable
Balance
Owed by 16
Are you currently in Bankruptcy?
Are any obligations listed above, including mortgage and note payments, in arrears?
If yes, please list the obligations in arrears:
All Marital Property Known to Parties
Assets
Husband/Father
Wife/Mother
Joint
Total
TOTAL ASSETS
Any Non-Marital Property Known to Parties
Description of Asset
Title Owner
Date of Acquisition
Source of Funds to Acquirer
Estimate Present Market Value
Financial Accounts Section 18
Owner
Name of Institution
Type of Account
Balance
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Voluntary Retirement Accounts and Pension Accounts Section
Type of Account
Value
Publicly Held Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Mutual Funds Section (Non-Retirement) 19
Name of Company
Number of Shares / Type of Account
Value
Real Estate Section 20
Owner
Address
Value
Mortgage Balance
Mortgage Equity
Other Property Section 17
Owner
Description of Asset
Value
Loan Balance
Equity
Signature
Sworn to before me this
day of ,
20 .
________________________________ (SEAL)
Notary Public for South Carolina
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Assets & Debts Working Chart
Add a new row to any section using the + Add link beside the section header. Totals flow into the Marital Property tables on the following page.
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Endnotes
A recent paystub should be attached. To compute Principal Earnings: if paid semi-monthly, multiply gross paycheck by 2; if biweekly, multiply by 26 and divide by 12; if weekly, multiply by 52 and divide by 12. Round to the nearest whole dollar.
To compute Overtime/Tips/Commission/Bonuses, take an average of monthly earnings from these sources from the past three years (or length of employment if shorter).
To compute State, Local, and Social Security Tax deductions, use the same formula as endnote 1, or consult an accountant.
Net Monthly Income = Total Gross Monthly Income β Total Monthly Deductions.
Do not include any expense in Monthly Expenses that has already been included in payroll deductions.
Food Expense includes groceries, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and casual eating out.
Auto Expenses include gasoline, oil changes, tune-ups, tire replacement, maintenance, and related items.
Maintenance for Household includes appliance/household repairs, landscaping, house cleaning, pest control, pool service, alarm service, and related items.
Clothing Expense includes shoes, clothing purchases, repair, alterations, and related items.
Laundry Expense includes laundry service, dry cleaning, and related items.
Children's Incidental Expenses include allowance, summer camp, baby sitters, lessons, activities, participatory sports, and related items.
School Expense includes tuition, supplies, field trips, dues, tutors, locker rentals, school lunches, and related items.
Entertainment includes movies, theater, vacations, sporting events, music, video, and related items.
Adult Incidental Expenses include cosmetics, hair/nail care, books, magazines, newspapers, business dues, memberships, pets, charity, religious dues or tithes, gifts, bank charges, hobbies, and related items.
All Installment Loan Payments is the total itemized in the Installment Loan Payments Section, which should include all loan payments not already listed as a monthly expense (e.g., home equity loan, credit cards).
Indicate which spouse legally owes the payment (husband, wife, or joint).
Other property includes automobiles, boats (minus loan balance), furniture, furnishings, china, silver, jewelry, collectibles, and other personal property.
Itemize Financial Accounts (checking, savings, credit union, money market, certificate of deposit) in the Financial Accounts Section.
Itemize Publicly Held Stocks, Bonds, Securities, Stock Options and Mutual Funds (excluding retirement) in the Publicly Held Stocks Section.
Itemize each parcel of Real Estate in the Real Estate Section.