Stipulation and Waiver of Final Declaration of Disclosure
Both parties agree to waive the final round of financial disclosure — only available in uncontested divorces.
What this form does
California requires two rounds of financial disclosure — preliminary and final. In uncontested cases where both parties have negotiated a settlement, FL-144 allows them to waive the final disclosure round by mutual agreement. Both parties sign, confirming they have already exchanged all necessary financial information.
Who needs to file it
Both parties in an uncontested dissolution who have reached a complete settlement.
When to file it
Filed when both parties agree to waive the final disclosure — typically near the end of an uncontested case.
What happens after you file
The final disclosure requirement is satisfied. The case can proceed to judgment.
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