Mandatory Disclosures Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.285

Best Florida Family Law Podcast By Jacobs Law Firm

In this episode of the Best Florida Family Law Podcast, Attorney Jonathan Jacobs of the Jacobs Law Firm discusses the importance of mandatory disclosures in Florida family law, Rule 12.285, particularly in contested divorce and paternity cases. We outline the specific documents required by law, emphasizing the necessity of these disclosures and the timeline for submission. The conversation serves as an educational resource for individuals navigating the complexities of family law in Florida.

• Mandatory disclosures are required in contested divorce cases.
• The Florida Supreme Court and legislature agree on the necessity of disclosures.
• A financial affidavit is foundational to your case.
• Specific documents are required based on your income level.
• You must provide tax returns for the past three years.
• Independent contractors need to submit 1099 forms.
• All financial accounts must be disclosed, even if the account is closed.
• The list of required documents is extensive and time-consuming.
• Timeliness in submitting disclosures is crucial to avoid penalties.
• This information is for educational purposes, not legal advice.
• Essential Documents for Divorce in Florida
• Avoiding Pitfalls in Family Law Disclosures
• "What better thing do you have to do than your mandatory disclosures?"
• "These documents are more likely than not absolutely necessary."
• "You must provide a financial affidavit."

Chapters

00:00
Understanding Mandatory Disclosures in Florida Family Law

05:05
The Exhaustive List of Required Documents

अध्यायों

1. Mandatory Disclosures Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.285 (00:00:00)

2. Are Mandatory Disclosures in Divorce Cases Really Mandatory? (00:00:01)

3. Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.285 (00:00:50)

4. What Are Mandatory Disclosures? (00:01:09)

5. Which Financial Affidavit Do I Fill Out? (00:01:50)

6. Special Equity (00:05:01)