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Divorce Questionnaire - Plachta, Murphy & Associates 2025

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The document is a confidential divorce questionnaire from Plachta, Murphy & Associates, P.C., designed to collect comprehensive information from clients involved in a divorce. It includes sections for client and spouse information, marriage details, prior marriages, grounds for divorce, children, assets, debts, and monthly expenses. The questionnaire aims to gather necessary data for legal proceedings related to divorce.

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Proceed to the 'Spouse’s Information' section. Provide similar details for your spouse, ensuring accuracy in names and contact information.
In the 'Marriage' section, input the date of marriage and separation. Indicate if you reside together in Michigan.
Complete the 'Children' section by listing all children involved, including their names, dates of birth, and custody preferences.
Fill out the 'Assets' and 'Debts' sections meticulously. List all properties, vehicles, bank accounts, and debts to provide a comprehensive overview of your financial situation.
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What is a divorce questionnaire?

A well-crafted divorce questionnaire can streamline this process for both attorneys and clients. A comprehensive divorce intake form helps lawyers gather essential details about the marriage, assets, children, and other crucial factors that will shape the divorce proceedings.

What are the 3 Cs of divorce?

\n\nThe purpose of questionnaires in financial remedy cases is to clarify and obtain information necessary for the fair determination of financial issues. However, questions that go beyond seeking clarification and instead adopt an adversarial tone akin to cross-examination are likely to be disallowed.

What is the financial checklist for divorce?

A divorce financial checklist The most current statements of all accounts (bank, checking, savings, credit cards, investment, retirement plans, etc.) All documents relating to loans. Recent credit card statements. Pay stubs or W-2 income statements as well as tax returns for recent years.