New Jersey Family Part Case Information Statement

• Category: New Jersey Statewide - Family Practice
• State: New Jersey
• Control #: NJ-SKU-1338
• Format: Word

Description

Family Part Case Information Statement: Thise is an official informational document for the courts files. You may be required to file this when filing your Complaint and other initial documents. If required, when you go to the court to file your documents, ask the court clerk if there is an updated or county-specific form different from those included in this packet. Also ask the clerk whether an additional document known as a Civil Cover Sheet is required. If so, obtain from clerk, fill out, and file. If required, this form is available from the Clerk and is provided here in pdf format as a sample. The New Jersey Family Part Case Information Statement (CIS) is a form used to inform the court of important information relevant to a family law case. The CIS is a standardized form that must be completed and filed with the court prior to the filing of a family law complaint. The CIS provides the court with a comprehensive snapshot of the family's economic, financial, and personal circumstances. The CIS must be completed by both parties involved in the family law case, and it should include information about the parties' assets and liabilities, income, expenses, and any other relevant information. There are two different types of New Jersey Family Part Case Information Statement: the CIS for Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union cases and the CIS for all other family law cases.

The New Jersey Family Part Case Information Statement (CIS) is a form used to inform the court of important information relevant to a family law case. The CIS is a standardized form that must be completed and filed with the court prior to the filing of a family law complaint. The CIS provides the court with a comprehensive snapshot of the family's economic, financial, and personal circumstances. The CIS must be completed by both parties involved in the family law case, and it should include information about the parties' assets and liabilities, income, expenses, and any other relevant information. There are two different types of New Jersey Family Part Case Information Statement: the CIS for Dissolution of Marriage or Civil Union cases and the CIS for all other family law cases.