How to Fill Out Form FL-142

Form FL-142 at a glance

What it is: FL-142 is the SCHEDULE OF ASSETS AND DEBTS (Family Law) of the Judicial Council of California. Our breakdown of California divorce costs can help you plan the budget for your case.

Who signs: Enter the Date, then (TYPE OR PRINT NAME) and (SIGNATURE OF DECLARANT).

A filled-in Form FL-142 example: a petitioner lists a house and a student loan

Form FL-142 example filled out, example: a petitioner lists a house and a student loan
Jane Sample, a petitioner, fills out the Schedule of Assets and Debts. She lists her house, with one loan on it, and one student loan. The values are as of the signing date. She contends nothing is separate, so SEP. PROP stays empty in every item. Nothing goes in vehicles, savings, checking and credit union accounts because she has none. Nothing goes in cash, tax refund and life insurance because she has none. Nothing goes in stocks, retirement and profit-sharing because she has none. Nothing goes in accounts receivable, partnerships and other assets because she has none. Nothing goes in unsecured loans, credit cards and other debts because she has none. She uses no continuation sheet, so Items 17, 25 and 27 stay empty. The picture shows the filled form, and all its values are invented.

How to fill out Form FL-142, box by box

Attorney or party, court, petitioner, respondent, case number

Form FL-142 example filled out, attorney or party, court, petitioner, respondent, case number

Fill in ATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY (name and address), TELEPHONE NO., ATTORNEY FOR (name), SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF, PETITIONER, RESPONDENT and CASE NUMBER, and mark Petitioner's or Respondent's.

This form should not be filed with the court

This form should not be filed with the court. To see how it fits with the forms that are filed, read our guide to California divorce papers.

INSTRUCTIONS: community and separate assets or debts

List all your known community and separate assets or debts. Include assets even if they are in the possession of another person, including your spouse. If you contend an asset or debt is separate, put P (for Petitioner) or R (for Respondent) in the first column (separate property) to indicate to whom you contend it belongs. All values should be as of the date of signing the declaration unless you specify a different valuation date with the description. For additional space, use a continuation sheet numbered to show which item is being continued.

1 to 3: real estate, household furniture, jewelry

Form FL-142 example filled out, 1 to 3: real estate, household furniture, jewelry

1. REAL ESTATE: give street addresses and attach copies of deeds with legal descriptions and latest lender's statement.

2. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, APPLIANCES: identify. 3. JEWELRY, ANTIQUES, ART, COIN COLLECTIONS, etc.: identify.

4 to 7: vehicles, savings, checking and credit union accounts

Form FL-142 example filled out, 4 to 7: vehicles, savings, checking and credit union accounts

4. VEHICLES, BOATS, TRAILERS: describe and attach copy of title document.

5. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: account name, account number, bank, and branch; attach copy of latest statement.

6. CHECKING ACCOUNTS: account name and number, bank, and branch; attach copy of latest statement.

7. CREDIT UNION, OTHER DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS: account name and number, bank, and branch; attach copy of latest statement.

8 to 10: cash, tax refund, life insurance

Form FL-142 example filled out, 8 to 10: cash, tax refund, life insurance

8. CASH: give location.

9. TAX REFUND.

10. LIFE INSURANCE WITH CASH SURRENDER OR LOAN VALUE: attach copy of declaration page for each policy.

11 to 13: stocks, retirement, profit-sharing

Form FL-142 example filled out, 11 to 13: stocks, retirement, profit-sharing

11. STOCKS, BONDS, SECURED NOTES, MUTUAL FUNDS: give certificate number and attach copy of the certificate or copy of latest statement.

12. RETIREMENT AND PENSIONS: attach copy of latest summary plan documents and latest benefit statement.

13. PROFIT - SHARING, ANNUITIES, IRAS, DEFERRED COMPENSATION: attach copy of latest statement.

14 to 16: accounts receivable, partnerships, other assets

Form FL-142 example filled out, 14 to 16: accounts receivable, partnerships, other assets

14. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND UNSECURED NOTES: attach copy of each.

15. PARTNERSHIPS AND OTHER BUSINESS INTERESTS: attach copy of most current K-1 form and Schedule C. 16. OTHER ASSETS.

17 and 18: total assets

Form FL-142 example filled out, 17 and 18: total assets

17. TOTAL ASSETS FROM CONTINUATION SHEET. 18. TOTAL ASSETS.

19 to 21: student loans, taxes, support arrearages

Form FL-142 example filled out, 19 to 21: student loans, taxes, support arrearages

19. STUDENT LOANS: give details.

20. TAXES: give details.

21. SUPPORT ARREARAGES: attach copies of orders and statements.

22 to 24: unsecured loans, credit cards, other debts

Form FL-142 example filled out, 22 to 24: unsecured loans, credit cards, other debts

22. LOANS-UNSECURED: give bank name and loan number and attach copy of latest statement.

23. CREDIT CARDS: creditor's name and address and the account number; attach copy of latest statement.

24. OTHER DEBTS: specify.

25 and 26: total debts

Form FL-142 example filled out, 25 and 26: total debts

25. TOTAL DEBTS FROM CONTINUATION SHEET. 26. TOTAL DEBTS.

27: continuation sheets

Form FL-142 example filled out, 27: continuation sheets

27. (Specify number): pages are attached as continuation sheets.

The declaration under penalty of perjury

Form FL-142 example filled out, the declaration under penalty of perjury

You declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that it is true and correct.

Common questions about Form FL-142

What is form fl 142?

FL-142 is the SCHEDULE OF ASSETS AND DEBTS (Family Law) of the Judicial Council of California. Code of Civil Procedure, §§ 2030.010-2030.310, and Family Code, §§ 2100-2113. If you and your spouse agree on how to divide everything, our page on uncontested divorce in California explains who qualifies.

Sources

[1] Form FL-142 (Rev. July 1, 2025), Schedule of Assets and Debts (Family Law), Judicial Council of California (the Official source link on this page).

FL-142 PDF Details

List all your known community and separate assets or debts. Include assets even if they are in the possession of another person, including your spouse.

Separate property: if you contend an asset or debt is separate, put P (for Petitioner) or R (for Respondent) in the first column.

Values: all values should be as of the date of signing the declaration unless you specify a different valuation date with the description.

Additional space: for additional space, use a continuation sheet numbered to show which item is being continued.

Real estate: give street addresses and attach copies of deeds with legal descriptions and latest lender's statement.

Vehicles, boats, trailers: describe and attach copy of title document.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameFL-142
Form Length4 pages
Fillable?Yes
Fillable fields204
Avg. time to fill out34 min
EditionJuly 1, 2025
Issuing agencyJudicial Council of California
Matches the agency's fileYes, checked October 2, 2026
Other namesFL-142, FL142, FL 142, California FL-142, Schedule of Assets and Debts, FL-142 continuation sheet
Official sourceFL-142 (Rev July 1, 2025), Judicial Council of California