09/04/2026
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Think the other party is earning money “under the table”?
Don’t just say it. Document it.
In a family-law case, evidence showing income that isn't reflected on financial disclosures may be relevant when the court is determining financial issues.
Why this may matter to your case: Evidence of additional income may help a pro se litigant support their position regarding child support, alimony, financial disclosures, or a request for the court to consider actual earning ability.
Evidence may include: bank deposits, payment-app transactions, business advertisements, invoices/receipts, employment records obtained through proper discovery, and other lawfully obtained financial records.
PRO SE TIP: Your job isn't simply to tell the judge, “They're getting paid under the table.” Your case is stronger when you can point to admissible evidence that supports what you're alleging.
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