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What financial disclosure should I bring to mediation?

Answer a few questions and get a list matched to your situation. It mirrors what a court would require on a Form 13 or 13.1 financial statement. It is a starting point, not advice on your situation.

What you get. Answer 6 short questions about your situation and get a personalised list drawn from 17 possible documents, each with a one-line reason it is on the list. The list can include: Income tax returns and Notices of Assessment for the last three years; Three most recent pay stubs or a year-to-date letter from your employer; Business financial statements for three years and a list of personal expenses run through the business; Corporate tax returns and the share register; Pension, disability, employment insurance or social assistance statements; Bank, credit card and line of credit statements for every account as of the separation date; Investment, RRSP, TFSA and RESP statements as of the separation date; The same statements as close as you can get to the marriage date.
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