Rule 5.507 . Financial disclosure required for motions involving money. Unless otherwise ordered by the court, or otherwise required by another rule or statute:

(a) A General Financial Disclosure Form (GFDF) must be filed in support of any motion or countermotion that includes a request to establish or modify child support, spousal support, fees and allowances, exclusive possession of a residence, or any matter involving money to be paid by a party. (b) A GFDF must be filed in support of any opposition to a motion or countermotion described in section (a). (c) All financial disclosures must be filed on the form(s) specified by the NRCP. (d) A financial disclosure must be filed within 3 days of the filing of the motion, countermotion, or opposition it supports, and may only be filed in open court with leave of the judge upon a showing of excusable delay. (e) Every GFDF filing shall include copies of the filing party’s 3 most recent paycheck stubs (or equivalent). (f) An assertion within a motion, opposition, or countermotion that there has been no material change in a financial disclosure filed within the preceding 6 months satisfies this rule. (g) The court may construe any motion, opposition, or countermotion not supported by a timely, complete, and accurate financial disclosure as admitting that the positions asserted are not meritorious and cause for entry of orders adverse to those positions, and as a basis for imposing sanctions. (h) In paternity matters, or postjudgment family division matters, only the case information, household, and income and expense sections of the GFDF need be completed. For good cause shown, the court may require a party to complete the remaining portions of the GFDF. (i) For good cause shown, the court may require a party to file a Detailed Financial Disclosure Form (DFDF).