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A simple way to file your
FL-160 Property Declaration
✓We fill out every form — you just review and sign.✓Your forms are ready to file the same day.✓Flexible payment plans, no retainer.
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We meet you where you are
Wherever you are with your FL-160, start here.
The Property Declaration asks for your whole financial life on a few pages. Whichever sentence below sounds like you — that's exactly where we'll start.
I don't know what's mine, what's ours, and what's separate.
Most people don't when they start — community and separate property is confusing even for professionals. The wizard asks about each asset and debt in plain language, one at a time, so the declaration comes out reflecting your situation accurately.
The house, the cars, the accounts, the debts — it's a lot.
A full inventory feels overwhelming until it's broken into small questions. We go category by category — real estate, vehicles, accounts, retirement, debts — so nothing gets skipped, and the FL-160 comes out organized the way courts expect.
I'm afraid I'll forget something and it'll come back later.
That's the worry we hear most. Complete disclosure is what protects people in a divorce, so our questions walk through the places assets and debts usually hide — old accounts, pensions, tax refunds — before anything is final.
My ex handled all of the money.
You're not alone — in many marriages one person managed the finances. We start with what you do know, point you to the documents that generally hold the rest — statements, tax returns, pay stubs — and turn it all into a clear, court-ready declaration.
A clean split starts with a clear list. We'll build it together.
Answer plain questions about what you own and what you owe — we turn them into a court-ready FL-160. Nothing is filed until you say so, and every form carries our 100% court-acceptance guarantee.
Why we exist
Spend it on your kids,
not on lawyers.
We built Legalfina because you shouldn't have to spend $4,000 on a lawyer to fill out a form. Attorneys are worth every dollar for the hard stuff — standing up for you in court, fighting a truly contested case. But filing your initial divorce, custody, or restraining-order paperwork isn't that. It's the same court-accepted result, without the bill.
A lawyer wants$4,000–$10,000per filing
We ask forLess than your coffee habit
12,000+
Californians helped since 2016
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The process
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