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Form 465 (Rev 05/10) The Family Court of the State of Delaware Kent New Castle In and For Sussex County RULE 16(c) FINANCIAL REPORT PROPERTY DIVISION, ALIMONY, COUNSEL FEES DATE OF MARRIAGE: DATE OF SEPARATION: DATE OF DIVORCE: CASE NAME: FILE NUMBER: PETITION NUMBER: Petitioner's Name Date of Birth Respondent's Name Date of Birth Street Address Home Phone Street Address Home Phone P Box Number P Box Number City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code Employer Name Work Phone Employer Name Work Phone Employer Street Address Employer Street Address City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code Years Employed Position or Occupation Years Employed Current Annual Income Position or Occupation Current Annual Income $ $ Petitioner's Attorney Respondent's Attorney A. Names and dates of birth of minor children of the parties. Indicate with whom the child(ren) primarily reside: Mother (M); Father (F); Shared (S). Petitioner's Children (Minor) Resides With: (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) (F) (F) (F) (F) (F) Respondent's Children (Minor) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) Resides With (M) (M) (M) (M) (M) (F) (F) (F) (F) (F) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) B. Names and dates of birth of any adult children residing with either party. Indicate whether the child is enrolled in school Petitioner's Children (Adult) Enrolled in School? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Respondent's Children (Adult) No No No No No Enrolled in School? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No C. Describe your employment history for the past five years. Include the name of each employer, the dates of employment, and the last annual income with each employer, and the reason employment ended. Start with your most recent employer. American LegalNet, Inc. 1 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) Petitioner (P): Employer Dates of Employment Start Date End Date Ending Annual Income Reason for Leaving Ending Annual Income Reason for Leaving Respondent (R): Dates of Employment Employer Start Date End Date D. Do you have health/dental insurance benefiting you, your spouse and/or children of this marriage? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) If so, please state the name of your insurance company, the group and member numbers and cost: Petitioner's Insurance Respondent's Insurance Insurance Company: Group Number: Member Number: Monthly Cost: $ Who is Covered? Insurance Company: Group Number: Member Number: Monthly Cost: $ Who is Covered? E. Does your employer offer a qualified and/or non-qualified pension plan? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes Petitioner (P) No Are you a participant in any pension and/or retirement plan at your current place of employment? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) Were you a participant in any other pension and/or retirement plan(s) through previous employment? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) If so, please state the name(s) of all plan(s), plan administrator(s), address(es) and phone number(s) in which you are a participant: (P) (R) Plan Name (1) Plan Administrator Plan Name (1) Plan Administrator Street Address Phone # Street Address Phone # City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code Plan Name (2) Plan Administrator Plan Name (2) Plan Administrator Street Address Phone # Street Address Phone # City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code F. Do you have any other deductions from your pay (not including taxes), such as union dues, mandatory pension deductions or other? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) American LegalNet, Inc. 2 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) If so, please identify the deduction and monthly cost (P) Deduction Monthly Cost (R) Deduction Monthly Cost $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ G. Do you participate in or own any life insurance on your life? Yes No Respondent (R) Petitioner (P) Yes No If so, please state the following (P) Name of Plan Type Policy Number Beneficiary Face Value Cash Surrender Value Monthly Cost $ $ $ $ (1) $ $ Basis for Non-Marital Claim: (2) Basis for Non-Marital Claim: (R) Name of Plan Type Policy Number Beneficiary Face Value Cash Surrender Value Monthly Cost $ $ $ $ (1) $ $ Basis for Non-Marital Claim: (2) Basis for Non-Marital Claim: Type: W= Whole Life T= Term E= Employer H. Do you claim any inability to pay support due to ill health, disability or extraordinary expenses which results in dependency upon the other party for support and/or impairment of earning capacity? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) If yes, please provide below and the name and address of all treating physicians and state the nature of the disability (P) (R) Nature of Disability (1) Treating Physician Nature of Disability (1) Treating Physician Street Address Phone # Street Address Phone # City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code Nature of Disability (2 - If Different) Treating Physician Nature of Disability (2 - If Different) Treating Physician Street Address Phone # Street Address Phone # City/State/Zip Code City/State/Zip Code I. Are you receiving any income from benefits such as Social Security retirement, Social Security Disability (SSDI), VA benefits, federal pension (CSRS or FERS), private disability or military pension? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) If so, please indicate from where you receive the benefit(s) and the monthly amount: (P) Benefit Monthly Cost (R) Benefit $ $ $ $ Monthly Cost $ $ $ $ American LegalNet, Inc. 3 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) J. During the last five (5) years, have you given, transferred, or entrusted your property (including cash) in excess of $1000.00 in the aggregate to anyone other than a party to this proceeding? Yes No Respondent (R) Yes No Petitioner (P) If so, please name the recipient of each item and describe the item and it's value: (P) Property Transferred Entrusted Recipient Value (R) Property Transferred Entrusted Recipient Value $ $ $ $ INCOME INFORMATION K. List annual gross income from all sources for the last 3 years, including estimated gross income for current year: (P) Petitioner 3 years ago 2 years ago 1 year ago Current (R) Respondent $ $ $ $ 3 years ago 2 years ago 1 year ago Current $ $ $ $ ASSETS OF THE PARTIES Assets include all assets (property) of any kind, including real estate, and tangible and intangible personal property (such as bank accounts, stocks, bonds, etc.). Unless you explain otherwise, it will be presumed that you are the sole legal owner of any asset(s) identified in your answers. If you are not the sole legal owner, please explain the nature and extent of your ownership, including the name of all co-owners. If the space provided is insufficient, please attach additional pages, indicating whether the attachment is supplied by Petitioner or Respondent. All property will be considered marital and subject to division unless a party indicates to the contrary. Such an indication must be made by listing one of the following reasons for claiming the property is non-marital under the Basis for Non-Marital Claim category: 1. Premarital (Property owned by a party before marriage). 5. Increase (The increase in value of property acquired before marriage.) 2. Agreement (Property excluded by agreement of the parties.) 6. Gift (Property acquired by gift from a third person) 3. Post-Separation (Property acquired after separation.) 7. Inheritance (Property acquired by inheritance) 4. Exchange (Property acquired in exchange for premarital property.) PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: REAL PROPERTY L. Interests in real estate: Address In Whose Name (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Market Value (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ Mortgage Balance $ $ $ Source of funds for purchase (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Basis for NonMarital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) American LegalNet, Inc. 4 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) MOTOR VEHICLES M. Automobiles, trailers, motorcycles, and other vehicles In Whose Date Make, Model & Year Name Acquired Value (P) & (R) (P) (P) $ (R) (R) $ (P) (P) $ (R) (R) $ (P) (P) $ (R) (R) $ Balance on Loan Who Drives? (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) $ $ $ Basis for NonMarital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) NOTE: The Court generally uses the current retail NADA book value for automobiles BANK ACCOUNTS N. Checking accounts, savings accounts, certificates of deposit: Name and Address of Institution Account Number In Whose Name (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Present Value $ $ $ $ $ $ Basis for Non-Marital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) RETIREMENT PLAN(S) Profit sharing plans and/or retirement plans (other than your pension) such as an IRA: Name of Plan Does the Non-Contributor Value of Plan & claim a share of PostIn Whose Name Date of Value Separation Contributions? (P) Yes (R) No (P) Yes (R) No (P) Yes (R) No (P) Yes (R) No Basis for NonMarital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) INVESTMENTS P. Stocks, mutual funds, securities, bonds and options: In Whose Corporation Shares Class Name (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Date Acquired Market Value $ $ $ $ Basis for Non-Marital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) American LegalNet, Inc. 5 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) ANNUITIES Q. Annuities Name and Address of Company Amount of Payment Date of First Payment Duration of Payments Beneficiary Upon Death In Whose Name (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Basis for NonMarital Claim (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) BUSINESSES R. If you have any interest in any business, please state Petitioner Respondent Name of Business Name of Business Street Address Street Address City State Percentage of Interest of Business Zip Code City Years of Operation State Percentage of Interest of Business Name of Accountant Years of Operation Name of Accountant Street Address Zip Code Street Address City State Zip Code City Basis for Claim that Property is Non-Marital: Are there any Buy/Sell Agreements? State Zip Code Basis for Claim that Property is Non-Marital: Yes No Are there any Buy/Sell Agreements? Yes No HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND BELONGINGS If the parties do not agree how to divide their household furnishings and belongings, the Court generally divides them by the two-list method. One party prepares two lists dividing all of the marital furnishings and belongings. The other party chooses which of the two lists of household furnishings and belongings he or she will keep. The party who prepared the two lists will keep the household furnishings and belongings listed on the remaining list. The household furnishings and belongings: Have been divided Will be divided by the two list method PETITIONER Yes No Yes No RESPONDENT Yes No Yes No OTHER ASSETS S. Other Assets: Asset In Whose Name (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) (P) (R) Value $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ American LegalNet, Inc. 6 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) DEBTS OF THE PARTIES T. Please complete the chart below regarding ALL of the debts incurred during the marriage Write the name of Write the Write the Write the Write the Write the the creditor (the name of general date the amount of amount of institution, the person purpose of the debt was money owed money owed company person, responsible debt incurred incurred on the date of on the date of etc.) to whom to the (why was the separation divorce money is owed creditor money borrowed?) (P) $ (P) $ 1) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 2) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 3) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 4) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 5) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 6) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 7) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 8) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 9) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 10) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 11) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 12) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 13) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 14) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 15) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 16) (R) $ (R) $ (P) $ (P) $ 17) (R) $ (R) $ Would you like credit for the money you paid after the date of separation? If so, how much? (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ (P) $ (R) $ American LegalNet, Inc. 7 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) PETITIONER'S EXPENSE INFORMATION U. List monthly expenses (1/12 of actual payments made during the preceding twelve (12) months) and estimated monthly expenses for the next year, including any expenses that have recently changed or are expected to change in the near future. Item Current Expenses Estimated Expenses Rent $ $ Mortgage (taxes, insurance and escrow) $ $ Water $ $ Sewer $ $ Electric $ $ Gas $ $ Oil $ $ Garbage $ $ Cable Television $ $ Telephone $ $ Household items $ $ Household maintenance and repairs (list) Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Groceries $ $ Clothing $ $ Health Insurance (COBRA) $ $ Out-of-pocket medical and dental expenses for self $ $ Medical and dental expenses for children $ $ Work-related child care $ $ School tuition for children of the parties $ $ School tuition for other children $ $ Laundry and dry cleaning $ $ Toys and presents $ $ Cosmetics and toiletries $ $ Hobbies $ $ Barber and Hairdresser $ $ Newspaper, magazine subscriptions $ $ Charitable and/or religious donations $ $ Vacation $ $ Entertainment and miscellaneous $ $ Transportation (other than auto) $ $ Automobile Monthly Payment $ $ Repairs and Maintenance $ $ Insurance $ $ Gasoline $ $ Life Insurance $ $ Other: Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Item: $ $ TOTAL $ $ American LegalNet, Inc. 8 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) RESPONDENT'S EXPENSE INFORMATION V. List monthly expenses (1/12 of actual payments made during the preceding twelve (12) months) and estimated monthly expenses for the next year, including any expenses that have recently changed or are expected to change in the near future. Item Current Expenses Estimated Expenses Rent $ $ Mortgage (taxes, insurance and escrow) $ $ Water $ $ Sewer $ $ Electric $ $ Gas $ $ Oil $ $ Garbage $ $ Cable Television $ $ Telephone $ $ Household items $ $ Household maintenance and repairs (list) Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Groceries $ $ Clothing $ $ Health Insurance (COBRA) $ $ Out-of-pocket medical and dental expenses for self $ $ Medical and dental expenses for children $ $ Work-related child care $ $ School tuition for children of the parties $ $ School tuition for other children $ $ Laundry and dry cleaning $ $ Toys and presents $ $ Cosmetics and toiletries $ $ Hobbies $ $ Barber and Hairdresser $ $ Newspaper, magazine subscriptions $ $ Charitable and/or religious donations $ $ Vacation $ $ Entertainment and miscellaneous $ $ Transportation (other than auto) $ $ Automobile Monthly Payment $ $ Repairs and Maintenance $ $ Insurance $ $ Gasoline $ $ Life Insurance $ $ Other: Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Item: $ $ Item: $ $ TOTAL $ $ American LegalNet, Inc. 9 of 10 Form 465 (Rev 05/10) IF ANY PARTY DELIBERATELY FAILS TO DISCLOSE INFORMATION REQUIRED IN THIS REPORT OR DELIBERATELY MISREPRESENTS INFORMATION IN RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS IN THIS REPORT, THE COURT MAY IMPOSE SANCTIONS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, AWARDING THE ENTIRE ASSET TO THE OTHER PARTY REGARDLESS OF ANY OTHER EQUITABLE CIRCUMSTANCES, AWARDING ATTORNEY'S FEES OR OTHER EXPENSES INCURRED FOR THE ADDITIONAL TIME REQUIRED TO DISCOVER THE ASSET, OR ANY OTHER PENALTY THAT THE COURT DEEMS APPROPRIATE. PROPOSED DIVISION Please list below the proposed division of property and debts and reasons for proposal, to the extent known (P) Petitioner STATE OF COUNTY OF (R) Respondent : : SS. : BE IT REMEMBERED that on this day of , appeared before me, a , Notary Public for the State and County aforesaid, , who being by me duly STATE OF COUNTY OF : : SS. : BE IT REMEMBERED that on this day of , , appeared before me, a Notary Public for the State and County aforesaid, , who being by me duly (Name of Petitioner) (Name of Respondent) sworn according to law, did depose and say that the foregoing answers are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge and belief. sworn according to law, did depose and say that the foregoing answers are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge and belief. 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