Rule 8.016 - STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITES(1) Prior to filing statements of assets and liabilities pursuant to UTCR 8.010(3), the parties shall confer in an effort to agree on the following, except where there is a court order prohibiting contact between the parties: (a) Terminology to be used to describe each asset and liability;(b) Values of each asset and liability;(c) The order in which each asset and liability is to be listed and(d) Which assets and liabilities are part of the marital property and which are non-marital assets.(2) In lieu of filing separate statements of assets and liabilities, the parties may file one joint statement of assets and liabilities which either or both parties claim to be subject to distribution by the court.(3) In the event parties file separate statements, such statements must include all assets and liabilities which either or both parties claim to be subject to distribution by the court. Each party's statement of assets and liabilities shall use the agreed-upon terminology for each asset and liability. If the parties are unable to agree on terminology for any particular asset or liability, each party shall refer to each such asset or liability with their own preferred terminology, followed immediately by the opposing party's terminology for that item in parentheses.(4) Assets and liabilities shall be listed in the same order. If the parties are unable to agree upon the listing order, petitioner's listing order shall prevail and respondent's statement and any other party's statement shall follow petitioner's listing order.(5) Each party's statement of assets and liabilities shall first list all items the parties agree are part of the marital estate. Any assets or liabilities that the parties do not agree are part of the marital estate shall be separately listed at the end of the statement.(6) Statements of assets and liabilities shall be filed with the court at least two (2) judicial days prior to the date set for trial and a copy faxed, emailed or delivered to the assigned judge as soon after the assignment is made as possible.Douglas Supp. L. R. 8.016
Amended effective 2/1/2024.