Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Form 12.930(b), Standard Family Law Interrogatories for Original or
Enforcement Proceedings (03/17)
(4) the purchase price.
(5) the present fair market value.
(6) the fair market value on the date of your separation from your spouse.
(7) the fair market value on the date of the filing of the petition for dissolution of marriage.
c. Intangible Personal Property. Other than the financial accounts (checking, savings, money
market, credit union accounts, retirement accounts, or other such cash management accounts)
listed in the answers to interrogatories 4.d and 4.e below, list all items of intangible personal
property that are owned by you or in which you have had any ownership interest (including closed
accounts) within the last 3 years, including but not limited to, partnership and business interests
(including good will), deferred compensation accounts unconnected with retirement, including but
not limited to stock options, sick leave, and vacation pay, stocks, stock funds, mutual funds, bonds,
bond funds, real estate investment trust, receivables, certificates of deposit, notes, mortgages,
and debts owed to you by another entity or person. For each item, state the following:
(1) the percentage and type interest you hold.
(2) the names and addresses of any other persons or entities holding any interest and the
names and addresses of the persons and entities who are indebted to you.
(3) the date you acquired your interest.
(4) the purchase price, acquisition cost, or loaned amount.
(5) the fair market value or the amounts you claim are owned by or owed to you:
(a) presently, at the time of answering these interrogatories.
(b) on the date of your separation from your spouse.
(c) on the date of the filing of the petition for dissolution of marriage.
You may comply with this interrogatory (4.c) by providing copies of all periodic (monthly,
quarterly, semi-annual, or annual) account statements for each such account for the preceding
3 years. DO NOT FILE THESE DOCUMENTS IN THE COURT FILE. However, if the date of
acquisition, the purchase price and the market valuations are not clearly reflected in the
periodic statements which are furnished then these questions must be answered separately.
You do not have to resubmit any periodic statements previously furnished under rule 12.285
(Mandatory Disclosure).
d. Retirement Accounts: List all information regarding each retirement account/plan, including but
not limited to defined benefit plans, 401k, 403B, IRA accounts, pension plans, Florida
Retirement System plans (FRS), Federal Government plans, money purchase plans, HR10
(Keogh) plans, profit sharing plans, annuities, employee savings plans, etc. that you have