Your divorce financial disclosure,
one small step at a time.
Onward securely imports information from your accounts, breaks down work into manageable tasks, and fills in the California disclosure forms as you go. Get help from an Onward expert whenever you need it.
Less time. Less cost. Less stress.
Your whole financial picture, organized.
California financial disclosure forms require more than 400 inputs from you. Onward guides you through the details, automates complex and tedious tasks, and ensures you complete the work on time.
Income
What comes in each month, from every source. Wages, self-employment, bonuses, benefits, investment income, and Social Security.
Assets
Everything you own, on your own or together. Bank accounts, home and real estate, vehicles, retirement, investments, and business interests.
Debts
Everything you owe, and who owes it. Mortgages, credit card balances, car loans, student loans, personal loans, and medical bills.
Expenses
What it costs to live, month to month. Housing, utilities, childcare, insurance, transportation, health care, and food.
Connect your
accounts securely.
Link bank, credit card, loan, investment, and retirement accounts through Plaid to remove hours of manual tracing and typing. Import hundreds of balances and transactions automatically.
Bank-level encryption
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Read-only access
Onward can see balances and transactions. It can’t move money.
Your login stays with your bank
Credentials go through Plaid and are never stored by Onward.
Court-ready financial document preparation for less than the price of one hour with a divorce lawyer.
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$249
$429
One-time fee, no subscription.
Currently available in California, other states coming soon.
No long-term commitment, money back guarantee.
Your personal data, handled with bank-level care.
Bank-level encryption
Everything you provide is encrypted when it’s sent and while it’s stored, so hackers can’t access it. And we’ll never, ever sell or share it.
Read-only access
Connected via Plaid (the same platform Venmo and Cash App use) where Onward sees balances but can’t move money.
Private by default
You can access, update or delete your information at any time via our tool or through our customer care team.
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“With everything else in my life feeling so disorganized, it was so helpful having Onward as my own person project manager for the financial disclosure piece. 10/10 would recommend.”
- Marc
We prepare the divorce forms California requires.
Onward is built around California’s financial disclosure forms. Your answers fill them in, ready for you to review, sign, and serve.
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FL-142
Schedule of Assets and Debts
FL-140
Declaration of Disclosure
FL-150
Income and Expense Declaration
A few helpful answers before you get started
What is divorce financial disclosure in California?
It's the required step where you and your spouse share your understanding of what you own, owe, earn, and spend. In California, that means filling out three forms and attaching copies of documents like tax returns and pay stubs. Onward fills in these forms for you.
Is financial disclosure required in a California divorce?
Yes. California requires financial disclosure in every divorce and legal separation. You have 60 days from the time you either filed your petition or your response to complete it. Onward prepares your side either way.
What records should I gather for my divorce financial disclosure?
Start with three things: tax returns from the last 2 years, pay stubs from the past 2 months, and anything showing what you own and owe. That can include bank, credit card, mortgage, and retirement statements. Connect your accounts, and Onward pulls in the financials for you.
Do I have to share my bank statements in a divorce?
Usually, yes. In a California divorce, you share documents that show what you own and owe, and bank statements are on the court's list of what you may need. Connect your accounts and Onward imports and categorizes balances and transactions for you.
What if my spouse won't share their financial information?
Your plan of action does not change. You still complete and serve your own disclosure. And if your spouse never completes and shares their disclosure, the courts will get involved, which often means financial penalties for your spouse.
What if I don't want to connect my accounts?
That's fine. You can upload statements from which Onward will extract your balances and transactions. Or you can enter your financial data by hand. Connecting simply saves time by pulling in the info automatically.