Child Custody Disputes
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You can get a jump start by having the following information ready to provide to your attorney:
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Your (and your spouse’s) most recent paystub and tax returns (with W-2's) for the last two years.
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If you own real estate, bring copies of your deed, mortgage statements, real estate contracts, and any other pertinent documents.
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Any descriptions of job benefits provided by employers, for both spouses.
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Pension, profit sharing, and retirement information, including yearly statements showing value of interest in the plan, and a copy of the plan summary.
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Life, disability, and health insurance policies (policy numbers, name and address of company, cash surrender value, and name of beneficiary)
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Current bank statements, savings passbooks, stock certificates, bonds, and savings certificates;
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A list of current debts (charge accounts, dental, hospital, or doctor bills, furniture payments, etc.). Include what the bill is for and when the last payment was made.
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If you own your own business, bring the business income and B & O tax records;
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Any written community property agreement you have with your spouse.
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Social security numbers of the parents and the children. Health care premium costs broken down per family member.
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A copy of your Driver’s License or ID.
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