Forms and financial disclosure

Overview

Ontario Form 13 and Form 13.1 are common examples of official financial statements. Use Forms & Filing to open the official Ontario Court Forms page, then organize supporting documents in Financial Disclosure and Evidence.

Why this feature exists

Financial forms require accurate supporting materials. Organization and official forms work together.

Step-by-step

1. 1

   Open the official financial statement form

   Search for Form 13 or Financial Statement in Forms & Filing.

2. 2

   Gather supporting documents

   Use Add Documents and Financial Disclosure to collect tax returns, pay stubs, and account statements.

3. 3

   Review with counsel when appropriate

   If you work with a lawyer, export a clean package before meetings.

Best practices

• Never treat Sera’s organization tips as legal advice about disclosure obligations.

Productivity tips

• Favorite Form 13 / 13.1 if your matter involves support or property claims in Ontario.

Common mistakes

• Completing an unofficial template instead of the court form.

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Helpful links

• Forms & Filing
• Financial Disclosure

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