The Vermont Financial Affidavit is a document used to provide an accounting of a party's financial assets, liabilities, and income during a divorce or family law dispute. It is used to determine the amount of alimony, child support, or both, to be paid. The Vermont Financial Affidavit includes four forms: the Affidavit of Financial Information and Assets, the Affidavit of Financial Responsibility, the Affidavit of Financial Support, and the Affidavit of Financial Resources. The Affidavit of Financial Information and Assets is used to provide information about a party's sources of income, assets, liabilities, and expenses. The Affidavit of Financial Responsibility is used to provide information about a party's obligations for debt, taxes, and other financial obligations. The Affidavit of Financial Support is used to provide information about a party's current and ongoing support obligations. The Affidavit of Financial Resources is used to provide information about a party's net worth and other financial resources.