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Family Law Exhibits for New York Courts

New York family law cases follow the Domestic Relations Law (DRL) and 22 NYCRR Part 202 for matrimonial actions. NYC Supreme Court Matrimonial Parts and Family Court handle significant volume. New York's equitable distribution and maintenance guidelines create specific exhibit needs. This guide covers exhibit preparation for divorce, custody, and support cases.

NYSCEFPer DRL and court orderDRL, 22 NYCRR Part 202

New York Quick Reference

E-Filing SystemNYSCEF
File Size Limit25 MB
Exchange DeadlinePer DRL and court order
Primary RuleDRL, 22 NYCRR Part 202

Common Family Law Exhibits in New York

Statement of Net Worth (mandatory)
Tax returns (3 years)
Pay stubs and W-2s
Bank and brokerage statements
Real property appraisals
Business valuations
Parenting proposals
School and medical records (children)
Lifestyle analysis
Child Support Standards Act worksheets
Retirement account statements
Insurance policies

New York Family Law Tips

  • 1Statement of Net Worth required under 22 NYCRR 202.16
  • 2NYC has specialized Matrimonial Parts
  • 3Child Support Standards Act governs support calculations
  • 4Maintenance (alimony) follows statutory guidelines
  • 5NYSCEF mandatory for matrimonial actions
  • 6Equitable distribution requires complete asset disclosure
  • 7Family Court handles custody/support without divorce

Common Family Law Filing Mistakes in New York

Incomplete Statement of Net Worth
Missing lifestyle documentation for maintenance
Not using CSSA worksheets correctly
Inadequate business valuation evidence
Failing to disclose all assets
Missing forensic accounting for complex assets

Family Law Exhibits in New York: FAQ

What is the Statement of Net Worth requirement?

New York requires detailed Statement of Net Worth per 22 NYCRR 202.16. Both parties must disclose all income, expenses, assets, and liabilities with supporting documentation.

What exhibits are needed for New York custody cases?

Custody exhibits include: parenting proposals, school records, medical records, and evidence of each parent's involvement. Best interests factors guide custody decisions.

How does New York child support work?

The Child Support Standards Act sets percentage guidelines based on parental income. Prepare income documentation, CSSA worksheets, and add-on expense evidence.

What are NYC Matrimonial Part procedures?

NYC Supreme Court Matrimonial Parts have preliminary conferences, compliance conferences, and specific disclosure requirements. Check assigned part rules.

How is maintenance calculated in New York?

New York has statutory maintenance guidelines based on income caps and marriage duration. Prepare lifestyle analysis and income documentation.

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