What do I have to disclose to my spouse when I get divorced?

To see what the statute says about disclosures when going through a divorce, please see my blog: Do I have to Disclose all Assets During a Divorce in Montana?

Here are some examples of what my firm has our clients disclose.

• Gross Income (including, but not limited to: interest, dividends, pensions, retirement, trust income, gifts, rental income, child support, alimony, unemployment, wages, salary)
• Deductions
• Vehicles
• Housing (water, phone, TV, gas, electricity, real estate taxes)
• Insurance
• Any miscellaneous (pets, work uniform, maintenance to prior spouses, entertainment)
• Groceries
• House repairs
• All personal effects

Honesty is the best policy.  Everything you can possibly think of should be disclosed to each party.