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If you have no intention of making a financial claim, you do not need to go through disclosure.
Protecting oneself through financial disclosure is commonly observed, even without plans for a claim. Understanding the full financial picture is important for making informed decisions, and courts may require evidence of this understanding for any consent order.
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The Gap?
"I just want out — I do not need to know what they have in pensions or savings."
Court Reality
Protecting oneself through financial disclosure is commonly observed, even without plans for a claim.
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