Checklist of Assets

The following list includes assets to be considered when you are filling out a financial declaration in a divorce action:

• Furniture and furnishings
• Antiques/heirlooms
• China, silver, crystal
• Jewelry/precious metals
• Furs
• Artworks/pictures
• Electronics and appliances
• Stereo and video equipment
• CDs
• Records
• Televisions
• Vehicles
• Automobiles
• Snowmobiles
• Planes
• Boats
• Campers and trailers
• Motorcycles
• Trucks
• Other recreational vehicles
• Valuable animals
• Pets
• Livestock
• Sporting equipment
• Guns
• Fishing equipment
• Golfing equipment
• Hobby equipment
• Photographic equipment
• Tools
• Other
• Personal collections / collectibles
• Coins
• Stamps
• Books
• Art
• Wine
• Other
• Treasury bills or notes
• Government bonds and securities
• Brokerage accounts
• Stocks
• Bonds
• Margin accounts
• Including options
• Debentures
• Cash and deposit accounts, such as
• Cash on hand or in a safe deposit boxes
• Checking accounts
• Savings accounts
• Money market accounts
• Christmas club accounts
• Certificates of deposit
• Security deposits held by utilities or landlords
• Life Insurance (cash surrender value)
• Capital Accumulation
• Deferred salary plan
• Cash bonus plans
• Deferred profit sharing
• Short-term deferred income
• Stock bonus plans
• Stock purchase plans
• Share unit plans
• Stock appreciation rights
• Stock options
• Phantom stock
• Incentive growth funds
• Retirement interests
• IRA
• SEPs
• 401(k)s
• Defined benefit plan
• Defined contribution plan
• Annuity
• Keogh plan
• Interest in pension or profit sharing plans
• Other
• Real estate
• Residence
• Rental property (owned by the parties)
• Vacant land
• Vacation property
• Time share interest
• Burial plots
• Other
• Business interests
• Interest in a closely held corporation
• Joint ventures
• Partnership interest
• Stocks and interest in unincorporated business
• Other
• Beneficial interest in an estate/trust
• Prepaid obligation, such as
• Prepayment on tax liability
• Prepayment on funeral expenses
• Anticipated tax refund
• Money owed you
• Other assets, such as
• Tax-sheltered investments
• The right to a cause of action such as personal injury or breach of contract claim>
• Patents
• Trademarks
• Copyrights
• Other investments or valuable property