Mandatory document exchange compliance form 2026

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The document is a Mandatory Document Exchange Compliance Form used in the Family Court of St. Louis County, Missouri. It outlines the requirements for parties involved in a case to exchange specific financial documents, including tax returns, income statements, and other relevant financial information. The form also allows parties to indicate any documents that have not been exchanged and provides space for attorneys or unrepresented parties to certify compliance with local rules.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the mandatory document exchange compliance form in the editor.
Begin by filling in the petitioner and respondent details, including names and case number at the top of the form.
In the certification section, enter the date you satisfied local rule 68.5 and check off each required document you have provided to the other party.
If applicable, list any additional documents that are required for cases involving maintenance or property division. Ensure you check off these items as well.
In the section regarding documents not exchanged, specify which documents are unavailable and provide information on their location if possible.
Indicate if you are exempt from exchanging documents due to a default hearing being set within 60 days.
Finally, ensure both parties' attorney information is filled out correctly along with their addresses and phone numbers before saving your changes.

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What is the rule 68.5 in Missouri?

Each party must deliver to the opposing party copies of any documents that are in their possession or control, including documents which they may obtain electronically. Counsel for the parties or the party themselves, if unrepresented, shall coordinate a simultaneous exchange of such documents.