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Financial Disclosure Checklist
In Colorado, disclosure is adequate when each party receives a reasonably accurate description and good-faith estimate of value of the other party's property, liabilities and income (C.R.S. § 14-2-309(4)). Colorado did not adopt a written waiver of disclosure, so full disclosure is the safe course. Check off each item as you gather it.
Real estate
Cash and investments
Retirement and benefits
Business interests
Income
Debts
Other property and expectations
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