Get Nz Form Fp 18

Filling out the NZ Form FP 18 is an essential step in providing a comprehensive affidavit of financial means and their respective sources. This guide offers a clear and supportive walkthrough to ensure that you can fill out the form accurately and without confusion.

Follow the steps to complete the NZ Form FP 18 efficiently.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Identify the appropriate family court from the provided options. Fill in the FAM No, place, full names, addresses, and occupations of the involved parties, including the applicant and respondent(s). Ensure to include whether the filing is made with or without notice.
3. In the section where you declare your financial means, begin by stating your full name, address, and occupation. Then, record your income over the past 52 weeks, categorizing different sources such as salary, business earnings, rental income, and any other sources. If applicable, indicate ‘Nil’ for any sources that don't apply.
4. Proceed to outline your assets, both in New Zealand and elsewhere. List each type of asset including land, bank accounts, and investments, specifying their values accordingly.
5. Detail any property that is mortgaged or otherwise secured. Include the name, address, and sum of the mortgage or security.
6. In a separate section for expenses over the past 52 weeks, list each category of expense such as taxes, rent, child maintenance, and any others. Total these expenses to provide a clear financial overview.
7. Include information about any other household members whose expenses are relevant. List their names, ages, and relationships to you, alongside their income details if they contribute to the household.
8. Complete the form with your signature and date, ensuring all information is accurate. It must be sworn or affirmed before a registrar or authorized official.
9. After filling in all necessary fields, save changes, download, print, or share the form as required.

Start completing your NZ Form FP 18 online today for a smoother legal process.