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Is there a point in time a respondent must file a preliminary declaration of disclosure after served the summons/complaint in a

Anonymous Apr 3, 2015 Business 12 views 3 answers

divorce case? If the initial response states the assets and debts are not known and an amended response will be filed, and then the amend response states the same, how long does the respondent have to include this info in his PDD, is there time set for this/

Michael Schwerin · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T14:09:37+00:00

Petitioner must serve his or her PDD within 60 days of filing the petition. The Respondent must serve his or her PDD within 60 days of filing the response. Family Code Section 2104. For failure to comply look at Family Code Section 2107.

Wail SariehAdoption LawyerSanta Ana, CACA licensed · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T14:09:37+00:00

Wail SariehAdoption LawyerSanta Ana, CACA licensed

Wail SariehAdoption LawyerSanta Ana, CACA licensed · Jun 15, 2026

concurrently with the response or within 60 days of filing the response. Family Code 2104(f)

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Arsalan Hayatdavoodi · Accepted Answer · 2026-06-15T14:09:37+00:00

Pursuant to California Family Code Section 2014, the Petitioner shall file their FL-141 (Preliminary Declration of Disclosure) within 60 days of filing the petition. The respondent shall file their Fl-141, within 60 days of filing their response. Your refusal to do so could result in sanctions under section 2107. In addition, you have to file your FINAL declaration of disclosure within 45 days prior to the trial date. However, the parties have the right to waive the final declarations.

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