West Virginia financial forms for family court
West Virginia uses one statewide Financial Statement (SCA-FC-106). The form says each party must complete it in all divorce, child support and paternity cases.
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The forms
SCA-FC-106
Financial Statement
- Income
- Expenses
- Property and assets
- Debts
When it’s used: All divorce, child support and paternity cases. Each party completes and notarizes one.
PDF10 pagesRevision: Revised: 05/2014Confirmed on the court's site
Filed with the court, or given to the other side?
Filed with the circuit clerk when the petition or answer is filed, and served on the other side. Updates are filed and served under the scheduling order, or at least 5 days before any hearing.
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- What it uses
- West Virginia has one statewide Financial Statement (SCA-FC-106), which the form says 'MUST be completed in ALL DIVORCE, CHILD SUPPORT, AND PATERNITY CASES' by each party.
- Which form, when
- One form for all divorce, child support and paternity cases; there is no tier. If minor children are involved or spousal support is requested, paystubs, two years of tax returns and W-2s, a business statement if self-employed, and receipts for extraordinary medical, child care and special-needs costs must be filed with it (form text). W. Va. Code § 48-7-201 requires full disclosure of assets and liabilities in all divorce actions and any other action involving child support.
- Filed or exchanged
- Filed in the Circuit Clerk's Office at the time of filing the petition or answer, and served on the opposing party (and on BCSE if it is a party). Updates are filed and served under the scheduling order, or at least 5 days before any hearing (form text). Statute deadline: within 40 days after service of summons (W. Va. Code § 48-7-201).
This is general information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check with the court before you file.