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FORM 13.1

 

Applicant(s)


Full legal name & address for service — street & number, municipality, postal code, telephone & fax numbers and email address (if any).

Lawyer's name & address — street & number, municipality, postal code, telephone & fax numbers and email address (if any).














Respondent(s)

Full legal name & address for service — street & number, municipality, postal code, telephone & fax numbers and email address (if any).

Lawyer's name & address — street & number, municipality, postal code, telephone & fax numbers and email address (if any).







INSTRUCTIONS

 

1. USE THIS FORM IF:

· you are making or responding to a claim for property or exclusive possession of the matrimonial home and its contents; or

· you are making or responding to a claim for property or exclusive possession of the matrimonial home and its contents together with other claims for relief.

2. DO NOT USE THIS FORM AND INSTEAD USE FORM 13 IF:

· you are making or responding to a claim for support but NOT making or responding to a claim for property or exclusive possession of the matrimonial home and its contents.

 

1.

My name is (full legal name)

 

 

I live in (municipality & province)

 

and I swear/affirm that the following is true:

My financial statement set out on the following page is accurate to best of my knowledge and
belief and sets out the financial situation as of (date for which information is accurate)
[Month, Day, Year]

for:
**Check one or more boxes, as circumstances require.

 

me

 

the following person(s): (Give name(s) and relationship to you.)

 

NOTE:When you show monthly income and expenses, give the current actual amount if you know it or can find out. To get a monthly figure you must multiply any weekly income by 4.33 or divide any yearly income by 12.



PART 1: INCOME

for the 12 months from (date)

to (date)

.  Include all income and other money that you get from all sources, whether taxable or not.  Show the gross amount here and show your deductions in Part 3.

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  CATEGORY MONTHLY
1. Pay, wages, salary, including overtime (before deductions)
2. Bonuses, fees, commissions
3. Social assistance
4. Employment insurance
5. Workers' compensation
6. Pensions
7. Dividends
8. Interest
9. Rent, board received
10. Canada Child Tax Benefit
11. Support payments actually received
12. Income received by children
13. G.S.T. refund
14. Payments from trust funds
15. Gifts received
16. Other (Specify.)
     
17. INCOME FROM ALL SOURCES (TOTAL $) *we calculate these totals for you

 

PART 2: OTHER BENEFITS Show your non-cash benefits – such as the use of company car, a club membership or room and board that your employer or someone else provides for you or benefits that are charged through or written off by your business.

ITEMS DETAILS MONTHLY MARKET Value
          TOTAL ($) *we calculate this for you

 


19. GROSS MONTHLY INCOME AND BENEFITS (ADD [17] plus [18]

TOTAL $

*we calculate this for you

PART 3: AUTOMATIC DEDUCTIONS FROM INCOME


for the 12 months from (date)

 to (date)

 



TYPE OF EXPENSE

Monthly

20.

Income tax deducted from pay

21.

Canada Pension Plan

22.

Other pension plans

23.

Employment insurance

24.

Union or association dues

25.

Group insurance – Term Life

26.

Other (Specify.)

27.

TOTAL AUTOMATIC DEDUCTIONS ($)

*we calculate this for you


 

  PART 4: TOTAL EXPENSES

Note: This part must be completed in all cases. You must set out your TOTAL living expenses, including those expenses involving any children now living in your home. This part may also be used for a proposed budget. To prepare a proposed budget, photocopy Part 4, complete as necessary, change the title to “Proposed Budget” and attach it to this form.

for the 12 months from (date)

to (date)

 

TYPE OF EXPENSE

Monthly

HOUSING  

29.

Rent / Mortgage

30.

Property taxes & municipal levies

31.

Condominium fees & common expenses

32.

Water

33.

Electricity & heating fuel

34.

Telephone

35.

Cable television & pay television

36.

Home insurance

37.

Home repairs, maintenance, gardening

 

Sub-total of items [29] to [37] $

Food, Clothing and Transportation

Monthly

38.

Groceries

39.

Meals outside home

40.

General household supplies

41.

Hairdresser, barber & toiletries

42.

Laundry & dry cleaning

43.

Clothing

44.

Public transit

45.

Taxis

46.

Car insurance

47.

Licence

48.

Car loan payments

49.

Car maintenance and repairs

50.

Gasoline & oil

51.

Parking

 

Sub-Total Of Items[38] to [51] ($)


Health and Medical (Do not include Children's Expenses)

 

52.

Regular dental care

53.

Orthodontics/special dental care

54.

Medicine & drugs

55.

Eye glasses or contact lenses

56.

Life or term insurance premiums

 

Sub-total of items [52] to [56]

 

 

57.

School activities (field trips, etc.)

58.

School lunches

59.

School fees, books, tuition, etc. (for children)

60.

Summer camp

61.

Activities (music lessons, clubs, sports)

62.

Allowances

63.

Baby sitting

64. Day care
65. Regular dental care
66. Orthodontics/special dental care
67. Medicine & drugs
68. Eye glasses or contact lenses
 

Sub-Total Of Items[57] to [68] ($)

Miscellaneous and Other

 

69.

Books for home use, newspapers, magazines, videos, compact discs

70.

Gifts

71.

Charities

72.

Alcohol & tobacco

73.

Pet expenses

74.

School fees, books, tuition, etc.

75.

Entertainment & recreation

76.

Vacation

77.

Credit cards
(but not for expenses mentioned elsewhere in the statement)

78.

R.R.S.P. or other savings plans

79.

Support actually being paid in any other case

80.

Income tax and Canada Pension Plan
(not deducted from pay)

81.

Other (Specify.) – New Furniture

  Sub-Total Of Items[69] to [81] ($)
82.

TOTAL Of Items[29] to [81] ($)

SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES

Net monthly income (item [28] above)

$

Subtract actual monthly expenses (item [82] above)

-

$

ACTUAL MONTHLY SURPLUS / (DEFICIT)

=

$

PART 5: OTHER INCOME INFORMATION

1.

I am

employed by (name and address of employer)

self-employed, carrying on business under the name of (name and address of business)

unemployed since (date when last employed)


2. I attach the following required information
(if you are filing this statement to update or correct an earlier statement, then you do not need to attach income tax returns that have already been filed with the court):



  a copy of my income tax returns that were filed with the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the past 3 taxation years, together with a copy of all material filed with the returns and a copy of any notices of assessment or re-assessment that I have received from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for those years; or
  a statement from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency that I have not filed any income tax returns for the past 3 years; or
  a direction in Form 13A signed by me to the Taxation Branch of the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the disclosure of my tax returns and assessments to the other party for the past 3 years.

I attach proof of my current income, including my most recent

pay cheque stub.

employment insurance stub.

worker's compensation stub.

pension stub.

(Other; specify.)

3.

(check if applicable) I am an Indian within the meaning of the Indian Act (Canada) and all my income is tax exempt and I am not required to file an income tax return. I have therefore not attached an income tax return for the past three years.

 

PART 6: OTHER INCOME EARNERS IN THE HOME
Complete this part only if you are making a claim for undue hardship or spousal support. Indicate at paragraph 1 or 2, whether you are living with another person (for example, spouse, same sex partner, roommate or tenant). If you complete paragraph 2, also complete paragraphs 3 to 6.

 

1.

I live alone


2.

I am living with (full legal name of person)

 

 

3.

This person has (give number)

child(ren) living in the home.

 

 

 

4.

This person

works at (place of work or business)

does not work outside the home.

 

5.

This person

earns (give amount) $

per

does not earn anything.

 

6.

This person

contributes about $

per
towards
the household expenses.

contributes no money to the household expenses.


PART 7: ASSETS IN AND OUT OF ONTARIO

If any sections of Parts 7 to 12 do not apply, do not leave blank, print “NONE” in the section.


The date of marriage is: (give date)

The valuation date is: (give date)

The date of commencement of cohabitation is
(if different from date of marriage)
: (give date)



PART 7(b): GENERAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND VEHICLES Show estimated market value, not the cost of replacement for these items owned on the dates in each of the columns below. Do not deduct encumbrances or costs of disposition; these encumbrances and costs should be shown under Part 8, “Debts and Other Liabilities”.
Nature & Type ofOwnership(Give your percentage interest where relevant.)

Address of Property


Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
83. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Item Description Indicate if NOT in your possession
Household goods and furniture  
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Cars  
Boats  
Jewelry, Art  
Electroncis, Tools  
Sports, Hobby  
Equipment  
   
Other special items  
   
84. Total Value of General Household Items and Vehicles  

  PART 7(c): BANK ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS, SECURITIES AND PENSIONS
Show the items owned on the dates in each of the columns below by category, for example, cash, accounts in financial institutions, pensions, registered retirement or other savings plans, deposit receipts, any other savings, bonds, warrants, options, notes and other securities. Give your best estimate of the market value of the securities if the items were to be sold on the open market.

Category Institution (including location)/Description (including issuer and date) Account number
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
     
     
     

PART 7(d): LIFE & DISABILITY INSURANCE
List all policies in existence on the dates in each of the columns below.

Company, Type & Policy Number Owner Beneficiary $Face
Amount
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       

 

  PART 4: TOTAL EXPENSES

Note: This part must be completed in all cases. You must set out your TOTAL living expenses, including those expenses involving any children now living in your home. This part may also be used for a proposed budget. To prepare a proposed budget, photocopy Part 4, complete as necessary, change the title to “Proposed Budget” and attach it to this form.

for the 12 months from (date)

to (date)

 

TYPE OF EXPENSE

Monthly

HOUSING  

29.

Rent / Mortgage

30.

Property taxes & municipal levies

31.

Condominium fees & common expenses

32.

Water

33.

Electricity & heating fuel

34.

Telephone

35.

Cable television & pay television

36.

Home insurance

37.

Home repairs, maintenance, gardening

 

Sub-total of items [29] to [37] $

Food, Clothing and Transportation

Monthly

38.

Groceries

39.

Meals outside home

40.

General household supplies

41.

Hairdresser, barber & toiletries

42.

Laundry & dry cleaning

43.

Clothing

44.

Public transit

 

45.

Taxis

46.

Car insurance

47.

Licence

48.

Car loan payments

49.

Car maintenance and repairs

50.

Gasoline & oil

51.

Parking

 

Sub-Total Of Items[38] to [51] ($)


Health and Medical (Do not include Children's Expenses)

 

52.

Regular dental care

53.

Orthodontics/special dental care

54.

Medicine & drugs

55.

Eye glasses or contact lenses

56.

Life or term insurance premiums

 

Sub-total of items [52] to [56]

 

 

57.

School activities (field trips, etc.)

58.

School lunches

59.

School fees, books, tuition, etc. (for children)

60.

Summer camp

61.

Activities (music lessons, clubs, sports)

62.

Allowances

63.

Baby sitting

64. Day care
65. Regular dental care
66. Orthodontics/special dental care
67. Medicine & drugs
68. Eye glasses or contact lenses
 

Sub-Total Of Items[57] to [68] ($)

Miscellaneous and Other

 

69.

Books for home use, newspapers, magazines, videos, compact discs

70.

Gifts

71.

Charities

72.

Alcohol & tobacco

73.

Pet expenses

74.

School fees, books, tuition, etc.

75.

Entertainment & recreation

76.

Vacation

77.

Credit cards
(but not for expenses mentioned elsewhere in the statement)

78.

R.R.S.P. or other savings plans

79.

Support actually being paid in any other case

80.

Income tax and Canada Pension Plan
(not deducted from pay)

81.

Other (Specify.) – New Furniture

  Sub-Total Of Items[69] to [81] ($)
82.

TOTAL Of Items[29] to [81] ($)

SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES

Net monthly income (item [28] above)

$

Subtract actual monthly expenses (item [82] above)

-

$

ACTUAL MONTHLY SURPLUS / (DEFICIT)

=

$

PART 5: OTHER INCOME INFORMATION

1.

I am

employed by (name and address of employer)

self-employed, carrying on business under the name of (name and address of business)

unemployed since (date when last employed)


2. I attach the following required information
(if you are filing this statement to update or correct an earlier statement, then you do not need to attach income tax returns that have already been filed with the court):



  a copy of my income tax returns that were filed with the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the past 3 taxation years, together with a copy of all material filed with the returns and a copy of any notices of assessment or re-assessment that I have received from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for those years; or
  a statement from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency that I have not filed any income tax returns for the past 3 years; or
  a direction in Form 13A signed by me to the Taxation Branch of the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the disclosure of my tax returns and assessments to the other party for the past 3 years.

I attach proof of my current income, including my most recent

pay cheque stub.

employment insurance stub.

worker's compensation stub.

pension stub.

(Other; specify.)

3.

(check if applicable) I am an Indian within the meaning of the Indian Act (Canada) and all my income is tax exempt and I am not required to file an income tax return. I have therefore not attached an income tax return for the past three years.

 

PART 6: OTHER INCOME EARNERS IN THE HOME
Complete this part only if you are making a claim for undue hardship or spousal support. Indicate at paragraph 1 or 2, whether you are living with another person (for example, spouse, same sex partner, roommate or tenant). If you complete paragraph 2, also complete paragraphs 3 to 6.

 

1.

I live alone


2.

I am living with (full legal name of person)

 

 

3.

This person has (give number)

child(ren) living in the home.

 

 

 

4.

This person

works at (place of work or business)

does not work outside the home.

 

5.

This person

earns (give amount) $

per

does not earn anything.

 

6.

This person

contributes about $

per
towards
the household expenses.

contributes no money to the household expenses.


PART 7: ASSETS IN AND OUT OF ONTARIO

If any sections of Parts 7 to 12 do not apply, do not leave blank, print “NONE” in the section.


The date of marriage is: (give date)

The valuation date is: (give date)

The date of commencement of cohabitation is
(if different from date of marriage)
: (give date)



PART 7(b): GENERAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND VEHICLES Show estimated market value, not the cost of replacement for these items owned on the dates in each of the columns below. Do not deduct encumbrances or costs of disposition; these encumbrances and costs should be shown under Part 8, “Debts and Other Liabilities”.
Nature & Type ofOwnership(Give your percentage interest where relevant.)

Address of Property


Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
83. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Item Description Indicate if NOT in your possession
Household goods and furniture  
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Cars  
Boats  
Jewelry, Art  
Electroncis, Tools  
Sports, Hobby  
Equipment  
   
Other special items  
   
84. Total Value of General Household Items and Vehicles  

  PART 7(c): BANK ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS, SECURITIES AND PENSIONS
Show the items owned on the dates in each of the columns below by category, for example, cash, accounts in financial institutions, pensions, registered retirement or other savings plans, deposit receipts, any other savings, bonds, warrants, options, notes and other securities. Give your best estimate of the market value of the securities if the items were to be sold on the open market.

Category Institution (including location)/Description (including issuer and date) Account number
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
     
     
     

PART 7(d): LIFE & DISABILITY INSURANCE
List all policies in existence on the dates in each of the columns below.

Company, Type & Policy Number Owner Beneficiary $Face
Amount
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       


 

  PART 4: TOTAL EXPENSES

Note: This part must be completed in all cases. You must set out your TOTAL living expenses, including those expenses involving any children now living in your home. This part may also be used for a proposed budget. To prepare a proposed budget, photocopy Part 4, complete as necessary, change the title to “Proposed Budget” and attach it to this form.

for the 12 months from (date)

to (date)

 

TYPE OF EXPENSE

Monthly

HOUSING  

29.

Rent / Mortgage

30.

Property taxes & municipal levies

31.

Condominium fees & common expenses

32.

Water

33.

Electricity & heating fuel

34.

Telephone

35.

Cable television & pay television

36.

Home insurance

37.

Home repairs, maintenance, gardening

 

Sub-total of items [29] to [37] $

Food, Clothing and Transportation

Monthly

38.

Groceries

39.

Meals outside home

40.

General household supplies

41.

Hairdresser, barber & toiletries

42.

Laundry & dry cleaning

43.

Clothing

44.

Public transit

 

45.

Taxis

46.

Car insurance

47.

Licence

48.

Car loan payments

49.

Car maintenance and repairs

50.

Gasoline & oil

51.

Parking

 

Sub-Total Of Items[38] to [51] ($)


Health and Medical (Do not include Children's Expenses)

 

52.

Regular dental care

53.

Orthodontics/special dental care

54.

Medicine & drugs

55.

Eye glasses or contact lenses

56.

Life or term insurance premiums

 

Sub-total of items [52] to [56]

 

 

57.

School activities (field trips, etc.)

58.

School lunches

59.

School fees, books, tuition, etc. (for children)

60.

Summer camp

61.

Activities (music lessons, clubs, sports)

62.

Allowances

63.

Baby sitting

64. Day care
65. Regular dental care
66. Orthodontics/special dental care
67. Medicine & drugs
68. Eye glasses or contact lenses
 

Sub-Total Of Items[57] to [68] ($)

Miscellaneous and Other

 

69.

Books for home use, newspapers, magazines, videos, compact discs

70.

Gifts

71.

Charities

72.

Alcohol & tobacco

73.

Pet expenses

74.

School fees, books, tuition, etc.

75.

Entertainment & recreation

76.

Vacation

77.

Credit cards
(but not for expenses mentioned elsewhere in the statement)

78.

R.R.S.P. or other savings plans

79.

Support actually being paid in any other case

80.

Income tax and Canada Pension Plan
(not deducted from pay)

81.

Other (Specify.) – New Furniture

  Sub-Total Of Items[69] to [81] ($)
82.

TOTAL Of Items[29] to [81] ($)

SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSES

Net monthly income (item [28] above)

$

Subtract actual monthly expenses (item [82] above)

-

$

ACTUAL MONTHLY SURPLUS / (DEFICIT)

=

$

PART 5: OTHER INCOME INFORMATION

1.

I am

employed by (name and address of employer)

self-employed, carrying on business under the name of (name and address of business)

unemployed since (date when last employed)


2. I attach the following required information
(if you are filing this statement to update or correct an earlier statement, then you do not need to attach income tax returns that have already been filed with the court):



  a copy of my income tax returns that were filed with the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the past 3 taxation years, together with a copy of all material filed with the returns and a copy of any notices of assessment or re-assessment that I have received from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for those years; or
  a statement from the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency that I have not filed any income tax returns for the past 3 years; or
  a direction in Form 13A signed by me to the Taxation Branch of the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency for the disclosure of my tax returns and assessments to the other party for the past 3 years.

I attach proof of my current income, including my most recent

pay cheque stub.

employment insurance stub.

worker's compensation stub.

pension stub.

(Other; specify.)

3.

(check if applicable) I am an Indian within the meaning of the Indian Act (Canada) and all my income is tax exempt and I am not required to file an income tax return. I have therefore not attached an income tax return for the past three years.

 

PART 6: OTHER INCOME EARNERS IN THE HOME
Complete this part only if you are making a claim for undue hardship or spousal support. Indicate at paragraph 1 or 2, whether you are living with another person (for example, spouse, same sex partner, roommate or tenant). If you complete paragraph 2, also complete paragraphs 3 to 6.

 

1.

I live alone


2.

I am living with (full legal name of person)

 

 

3.

This person has (give number)

child(ren) living in the home.

 

 

 

4.

This person

works at (place of work or business)

does not work outside the home.

 

5.

This person

earns (give amount) $

per

does not earn anything.

 

6.

This person

contributes about $

per
towards
the household expenses.

contributes no money to the household expenses.


PART 7: ASSETS IN AND OUT OF ONTARIO

If any sections of Parts 7 to 12 do not apply, do not leave blank, print “NONE” in the section.


The date of marriage is: (give date)

The valuation date is: (give date)

The date of commencement of cohabitation is
(if different from date of marriage)
: (give date)



PART 7(b): GENERAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND VEHICLES Show estimated market value, not the cost of replacement for these items owned on the dates in each of the columns below. Do not deduct encumbrances or costs of disposition; these encumbrances and costs should be shown under Part 8, “Debts and Other Liabilities”.
Nature & Type ofOwnership(Give your percentage interest where relevant.)

Address of Property


Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
83. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Item Description Indicate if NOT in your possession
Household goods and furniture  
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
Cars  
Boats  
Jewelry, Art  
Electroncis, Tools  
Sports, Hobby  
Equipment  
   
Other special items  
   
84. Total Value of General Household Items and Vehicles  

  PART 7(c): BANK ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS, SECURITIES AND PENSIONS
Show the items owned on the dates in each of the columns below by category, for example, cash, accounts in financial institutions, pensions, registered retirement or other savings plans, deposit receipts, any other savings, bonds, warrants, options, notes and other securities. Give your best estimate of the market value of the securities if the items were to be sold on the open market.

Category Institution (including location)/Description (including issuer and date) Account number
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
     
     
     

PART 7(d): LIFE & DISABILITY INSURANCE
List all policies in existence on the dates in each of the columns below.

Company, Type & Policy Number Owner Beneficiary $Face
Amount
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       
PART 7(e): BUSINESS INTERESTSShow any interest in an unincorporated business owned on the dates in each of the columns below. An interest in an incorporated business may be shown here or under “BANK ACCOUNTS, SAVINGS, SECURITIES AND PENSIONS” in Part 7(c). Give your best estimate of market value of your interest.
Name of Firm or Company Interest
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       

PART 7(f): MONEY OWED TO YOU
Give details of all money that other persons owe to you on the dates in each of the columns below, whether because of business or from personal dealings. Include any court judgments in your favour and any estate money and any income tax refunds owed to you.

Details
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       

PART 7(g): OTHER PROPERTY
Show other property or assets owned on the dates in each of the columns below. Include property of any kind not listed above. Give your best estimate of market value.

Category Details
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       


PART 8: DEBTS AND OTHER LIABILITIES
Show your debts and other liabilities on the dates in each of the columns below. List them by category such as mortgages, charges, liens, notes, credit cards, and accounts payable. Don’t forget to include:
· any money owed to the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency;
· contingent liabilities such as guarantees or warranties given by you (but indicate that they are contingent); and
· any unpaid legal or professional bills as result of this case.

Category Details
Estimated Market Value of YOUR interest
on date of marriage
on valuation date
today
84. TOTAL VALUE OF LAND
       
       
       

PART 9: PROPERTY, DEBTS AND OTHER LIABILITIES ON DATE OF MARRIAGE

Show by category the value of your property and your debts and other liabilities as of the date of your marriage. DO NOT INCLUDE THE VALUE OF A MATRIMONIAL HOME THAT YOU OWNED ON THE DATE OF MARRIAGE IF THIS PROPERTY IS STILL A MATRIMONIAL HOME ON THE VALUATION DATE.
Category and Details
Value on date of marriage
Assets Liabilities

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
Land (exclude matrimonial home owned on date of marriage, unless sold before date of separation.)
General household items & vehicles
Bank accounts, savings, securities, pension
Life & disability insurance
Business interests
Money owed to you
Other property (Specify.)
 
Debts and other liabilities (Specify.)

PART 10: EXCLUDED PROPERTY
Show by category the value of property owned on the valuation date that is excluded from the definition of “net family property” (such as gifts or inheritances received after marriage).

Category Details Value on valuation date
Gift or inheritance from third person    
Income from property expressly excluded by donor/testator    
Damages and settlements for personal injuries, etc.    
Life insurance proceeds    
Traced property    
Excluded property by spousal agreement    
Other Excluded Property    

PART 11: DISPOSED-OF PROPERTY
Show by category the value of all property that you disposed of during the two years immediately preceding the making of this statement, or during the marriage, whichever period is shorter.

Category Details Value
     

PART 12: CALCULATION OF NET FAMILY PROPERTY

 

Category Deductions Balance
     

 

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  I do not expect any financial changes to my institution
x I do expect changes in my financial situation as follows:
The Respondent has been advised by his family physician, Dr. Corpus, that he should reduce the number of hours he is working due to stress. Consequently, his gross income may drop from the estimate of $105,000 per year to $86,000 per year.
   
  I attach a proposed budget in the format of Part 4 of this form.

Note:

NOTE: As soon as you find out that the information in this financial statement is incorrect or incomplete, or there is a material change in your circumstances that affects or will affect the information in this financial statement, you MUST serve on every other party to this case and file with the court:
· a new financial statement with updated information, or
· if changes are minor, an affidavit in Form 14A setting out the details of these changes.

Sworn/affirmed before me at:

Rolland Tourigny(This form to be signed in front of a lawyer,justice of the peace, notary public or commissioner for taking affidavits.)
City of Toronto
(Municipality)
in--- Province of Ontario
(Province, state or country)
on---
(date)
 
Lance Carey TalbotCommissioner for taking affidavits(Type or print below if signature is illegible.)

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SUMMARY PAGE

BUDGET

Income  
Income From All Sources  
Other Benefits  
Automatic Deductions From Income  
Net Monthly Income  
   
   
Expenses    
     
     
     
     
     
     


NET FAMILY PROPERTY

Assets    
     
     
     
     
     
     
Deductions    
     
     
     
     
     
     
Exclusions    
     

Notes:



 


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