A party's financial statement does not have to be very detailed if his or her income tax records are available for review by the court.

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A party's financial statement must be detailed and comprehensive, even if income tax records are available for review by the court. The financial statement provides a more complete picture of the party's overall financial situation, including assets, liabilities, and expenses, which may not be reflected in the tax records alone.

A Party's Financial Statement Does Not Have to Be Very