Family Law Information on Property & Debits

Please consider the following description of assets and debts as only a guide for your consideration. It is NOT, nor is it intended to be, comprehensive or all-inclusive. IT IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. Please consider all locations under your control (IE. your home, business, office, motor vehicles, storage facilities, security boxes, and other locations to ensure an accurate identification and accounting of assets and debts.)

PROPERTY:
Business entities; real property (fee interests, future interests, life estates, time shares, tenancies, leases-for all types of real property); mobile homes; motor vehicles (cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, motor homes, RVs, travel trailers, aircraft, water vessels), furniture; furnishings; appliances; computers and related accessories; stereophonic equipment and accessories; records; cds; dvds; tape recording; photographic equipment and related accessories; photographs; photo albums; digital images on all software and hardware; jewelry; art work; antiques; stamp collections; coin collections; sporting goods, equipment, and related items; sports memorabilia; other collectibles; bicycles; books; magazines; tools; implements; machinery; trade appliances, equipment, and related materials; precious metals; raw materials; life (whole) insurance; personal injury and workers' compensation claims; contingent claims; savings and checking accounts; retirement/investment accounts [pensions (private and public/military), 401Ks, IRAs, Keoughs, stock accounts (E-Trade), stock portfolios, annuities]; promissory notes; deeds of trust; mortgages; stock and similar options; secured paper; rental, dividend, or other similar income; tax refunds; rebates; copyright, patent, and trademark rights; trade secrets, and other.

DEBTS:
Bank contracts and notes; promissory notes; commercial lease, residential lease, rental agreements; trust deeds; home equity line of credit (HELOC); unsecured notes; personal loans; student loans; auto loans; auto lease; credit card accounts; medical bills; attorney's fees; court judgments; government fines; child or spousal support arrears; retail and revolving accounts; executory contracts and leases, and other.