Hi Everyone
this question is in regards to me being prepared. as you know my ex has been now on the path to seek spousal support after 3 years has gone by . We have been separated since 2014. I was curious as to the financial statement I'm just trying to learn and be prepared as to when I have to fill this out. Allot of things have changed for me since we separated so why is it they require a bank account number and institution. Do they look at the bank records?
Believe it or not since she left me Ive actually have been able to save a little money. I guess I wanna know if this is a bad thing for me. This is only due to a few reasons. when I bought her out of the house I borrowed as well on the house a bit to help me through the transition of paying for it all on my own and kids expenses. I also have been dealing with an insurance claim due to a flood at my house and I have extra money from the claim in which I have to pay out for some of the losses.
I also renewed the mortgage again this year and borrowed a bit due to me needing a car.
I guess I'm just looking for advice as I don't want to give any more information than I have to.
Thanks
this question is in regards to me being prepared. as you know my ex has been now on the path to seek spousal support after 3 years has gone by . We have been separated since 2014. I was curious as to the financial statement I'm just trying to learn and be prepared as to when I have to fill this out. Allot of things have changed for me since we separated so why is it they require a bank account number and institution. Do they look at the bank records?
Believe it or not since she left me Ive actually have been able to save a little money. I guess I wanna know if this is a bad thing for me. This is only due to a few reasons. when I bought her out of the house I borrowed as well on the house a bit to help me through the transition of paying for it all on my own and kids expenses. I also have been dealing with an insurance claim due to a flood at my house and I have extra money from the claim in which I have to pay out for some of the losses.
I also renewed the mortgage again this year and borrowed a bit due to me needing a car.
I guess I'm just looking for advice as I don't want to give any more information than I have to.
Thanks
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