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The document is a Certification of Initial Disclosures related to equitable distribution in a divorce case in Wake County, North Carolina. It outlines the requirements for both parties to disclose various financial documents and assets, including real property, motor vehicles, retirement plans, insurance, debts, stocks, financial accounts, tax returns, business financials, personal financial statements, appraisals, bills of sale, and income documentation. The certification must be filed with the court while ensuring that all disclosed documents are provided to the opposing party or counsel.

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