Hi Cupcake,
It depends. What do you need the information for? Is it to understand that party's spending habits? Or is it just to check the balance and how much that person has left on their account. Generally, it is good will to show the full statement because in family law matters, especially division of financial assets matters, one issue is whether that party has tried to divert assets away from the "shared pool" to reduce how much they need to pay the other party. If you want the full statement, you should make a further request to the other side. If they refuse and you have good reasons for wanting this information, you can apply to the court for disclosure of information.