NJDCR 25

(a) In all contested suits for divorce, separate maintenance, paternity, child custody or child support matters, each party shall complete the court-approved Financial Disclosure Form. At the commencement of an action, each party shall then file his or her Financial Disclosure Form as provided in NRCP 16.2 or 16.205 for paternity or custody actions between unmarried parties. This court shall accept the Financial Disclosure Form required by the Nevada Supreme Court pursuant to NRCP 16.2 or 16.205, as applicable.

(b) A party filing any motion relating to child or spousal support, child custody, paternity or the award of attorney fees pursuant to NRS 125.040 must file a current Financial Disclosure Form at the time of filing the motion, unless a current Financial Disclosure Form is already on file. The filing of an incomplete, inaccurate, or untimely Financial Disclosure Form may be construed as an admission that the motion is not meritorious and as cause for its denial, and may result in any appropriate sanction available pursuant to NRCP 16.2(g)-(h) or 16.205(g)-(h), as applicable.

(c) Any party opposing a motion relating to child or spousal support, child custody, paternity, or the award of attorney fees pursuant to NRS 125.040 must file a current Financial Disclosure Form at the time of filing his or her opposition, unless a current Financial Disclosure Form is already on file. The filing of an incomplete, inaccurate, or untimely Financial Disclosure Form may be construed as an admission that the opposing party has the resources to pay the amount requested by the moving party and that the moving party’s motion is meritorious, and may result in any appropriate sanction available pursuant to NRCP 16.2(g)-(h) or 16.205(g)-(h), as applicable.

(d) The Financial Disclosure Form shall include income of the current spouse of a party in the “other income” section of the Financial Disclosure Form. In addition, if a party resides with one or more adults other than a spouse, that party’s Financial Disclosure Form shall reflect, in the “other income” section, the number of adult persons living in the household and the extent to which the adult persons provide support and/or share in the party’s living expenses. All children living within the household for which the party is providing financial support shall also be listed within the Monthly Expenses portion of the Financial Declaration Form. This information is regarded as a supplement to the standard form.

(e) A party must supplement or correct the party’s Financial Disclosure Form within ten (10) days after the party acquires additional information or otherwise learns that in some material respect the party’s disclosure is incomplete or incorrect. If the supplemental disclosure includes an asset, liability, income, or expense omitted from the party’s prior disclosure(s), the supplemental disclosure shall include an explanation as to why the item was omitted.

(f) Filing of a Financial Disclosure Form shall not supplant nor limit discovery pursuant to the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure.

(g) The requirements of this rule shall not be waived except by order of the court for good cause shown.

(h) Attorney fees, and other sanctions described in NJDCR 23 may be awarded for the untimely, inaccurate, or incomplete filing of a Financial Disclosure Form.

(i) When a party is not represented by an attorney, the party must still comply with this rule.