Washington Verified Statement of Assets And Liabilities (WEAL) is a legal document that provides a detailed disclosure of an individual's financial assets and liabilities. It is primarily used in legal proceedings, such as divorce or bankruptcy. The WEAL requires the filer to disclose information about all of their assets and liabilities, including real estate, financial investments, cash on hand, bank accounts, business interests, and other assets. The WEAL also requires the filer to disclose all of their liabilities, including credit card debt, student loans, personal loans, medical debt, and any other financial obligations. There are two types of Washington Verified Statement of Assets And Liabilities: Individual and Corporate. The individual WEAL is used when filing for divorce or bankruptcy, while the corporate WEAL is used when a company is filing for bankruptcy. The information on the WEAL is verified by a Washington state court or a Notary Public. This ensures that the information provided is accurate and reliable.