Conn. Practice Book § 25-32

(a) Unless otherwise ordered by the judicial

authority for good cause shown, upon request by

a party involved in an action for dissolution of

marriage or civil union, legal separation, annulment or support, or a postjudgment motion for

modification of alimony or support, opposing

parties shall exchange the following documents

within sixty days of such request:

(1) all federal and state income tax returns filed

within the last three years, including personal

returns and returns filed on behalf of any partnership or closely held corporation of which a party

is a partner or shareholder;

(2) IRS forms W-2, 1099 and K-1 within the last

three years including those for the past year if the

income tax returns for that year have not been

prepared;

(3) copies of all pay stubs or other evidence of

income for the current year and the last pay stub

from the past year;

(4) statements for all accounts maintained with

any financial institution, including banks, brokers

and financial managers, for the past 24 months;

(5) the most recent statement showing any

interest in any Keogh, IRA, profit sharing plan,

deferred compensation plan, pension plan, or

retirement account;

(6) the most recent statement regarding any

insurance on the life of any party;

(7) a summary furnished by the employer of the

party’s medical insurance policy, coverage, cost

of coverage, spousal benefits and COBRA costs

following dissolution;

(8) any written appraisal concerning any asset

owned by either party.

(b) Such duty to disclose shall continue during

the pendency of the action should a party appear.

This section shall not preclude discovery under

any other provisions of these rules.