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Family Court Exhibit Checklist

Organize custody evidence, financial disclosures, and communication records for family court proceedings with this comprehensive checklist.

What's Inside

  • Custody and parenting evidence
  • Financial disclosure documents
  • Text message and email exhibits
  • School and medical records
  • Income and asset documentation
  • + 1 more sections

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Why Use This Checklist?

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Organize sensitive communications in a court-appropriate format

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Ensure complete financial disclosure compliance

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Structure evidence to support your custody arguments

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Prepare for TRO hearings with quick document access

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Family Law Exhibit Checklist FAQ

How do I present text messages as exhibits?

Screenshot text messages with timestamps visible, then compile into a PDF. Number each page and create a summary index. ExhibitPrep can batch-stamp your screenshots and combine them into a single exhibit.

What financial documents are needed for divorce proceedings?

You'll need: tax returns (3-5 years), bank statements, retirement account statements, property deeds, vehicle titles, pay stubs, business records if applicable, and credit card statements.

How should custody evidence be organized?

Organize custody evidence by category: parenting time records, school involvement, medical care involvement, communications about the children, and third-party observations. Within each category, arrange chronologically.