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The document is a Financial Affidavit form (Rule 17.100 —Form 124) required for the dissolution of marriage in Iowa when there are no minor or dependent adult children involved. It outlines the necessary information that both parties must provide regarding their assets, debts, income, and expenses. The form includes sections for detailing real estate, vehicles, securities, life insurance, bank accounts, household contents, retirement assets, and other assets. Additionally, it requires disclosure of other debts and monthly expenses. Parties are advised to seek legal assistance if needed and must certify the accuracy of the information provided.

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