06/14/2026
In Utah family law proceedings—whether a divorce, alimony request, child support matter, or property division dispute—one document consistently proves to be among the most consequential: your Financial Declaration. Required under Utah Rule of Civil Procedure 26.1, this verified form provides the court with a detailed, sworn snapshot of your income, monthly expenses, assets, debts, and overall financial picture.
Submitting a complete, accurate, and well-documented Financial Declaration is not merely a box to check. It is a foundational element that shapes both settlement negotiations and litigation outcomes. Courts and experienced family law attorneys treat these declarations with the seriousness they deserve, and getting yours right can make a meaningful difference in your case.
Preparing a Financial Declaration that is thorough, accurate, strategically sound, and fully supported by documentation requires careful attention to detail and a deep understanding of what Utah courts expect. At the Law Office of Wiser & Wiser, we guide clients through every aspect of this process—from gathering and organizing the necessary records to presenting the information in a clear, credible manner that advances your objectives.
