New Hampshire Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce)

• Category: New Hampshire Statewide - Family Division - Divorce and Parenting
• State: New Hampshire
• Control #: NH-SKU-0404
• Format: PDF

Description

Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce) New Hampshire Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce) is a motion filed by a party in a divorce case in order to obtain certain financial documents from the other spouse. This motion is typically used when the other party has failed to submit the required financial disclosure documents according to the New Hampshire Rules of Family Procedure. The motion requests the court to require the other spouse to produce the necessary documents, such as tax returns, bank statements, and income statements. There are two types of New Hampshire Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce): (1) for discovery of financial documents; and (2) for production of financial documents. Both motions are used to help the parties reach a fair and equitable divorce settlement.

New Hampshire Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce) is a motion filed by a party in a divorce case in order to obtain certain financial documents from the other spouse. This motion is typically used when the other party has failed to submit the required financial disclosure documents according to the New Hampshire Rules of Family Procedure. The motion requests the court to require the other spouse to produce the necessary documents, such as tax returns, bank statements, and income statements. There are two types of New Hampshire Motion to Compel Mandatory Disclosure under Family Rule 1.25-A (Divorce): (1) for discovery of financial documents; and (2) for production of financial documents. Both motions are used to help the parties reach a fair and equitable divorce settlement.