FL-140 · Judicial Council form workflow

FL-140: Declaration of Disclosure in a California property case

Serves as the signed cover sheet identifying the disclosure material exchanged with the other party.

Where it fits in the property workflow

It connects the asset-and-debt schedule, income declaration and supporting records to a formal disclosure event.

Always open the official California Courts page before use. It provides the current revision, current download and any translations or instructions; this guide intentionally does not host a copy that can become stale.

Prepare before touching the form

  • Select preliminary or final disclosure as the form requires
  • Confirm the schedule and income declaration included in the exchange
  • Confirm required supporting records are part of the production

The handoff to the next document

Record what form FL-140 proves, what it merely reports, and the source documents behind its financial statements. The same asset, debt, date and amount should not acquire a new identity simply because it crosses from an intake schedule to a pleading, proof, attachment or judgment package.

Boundary to keep visible

FL-140 is the declaration accompanying disclosure, not the court-filed proof that service occurred.

Review pointUse the current official FL-140 and its instructions. Local rules, case posture and later form revisions can change what belongs in a particular filing.

Questions about this topic

Where can I get the current FL-140?

Use the official California Courts form page linked here. It is the source for the current revision and download.

Does completing FL-140 finish the property division?

No. This form is one document in a larger disclosure, decision, judgment or implementation workflow.

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