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Hidden Assets

In the course of divorce, many people discover their partner has hidden assets to minimize what will have to be shared in the final dissolution property distribution.

Through the strategic use of letters, depositions, pleadings and subpoenas, our office can shed light on hidden assets that have occurred both during a marriage and in the process of divorce. In family law, proper disclosure is key. When one party has hidden assets, we take aggressive action to ensure this does not go unnoticed.

Because there is no shortage on the number of ways a party can hide assets, it is essential that you have an expert working hard on your side to discover the truth.

Hidden Assets

In the course of divorce, many people discover their partner has hidden assets to minimize what will have to be shared in the final dissolution property distribution.

Through the strategic use of letters, depositions, pleadings and subpoenas, our office can shed light on hidden assets that have occurred both during a marriage and in the process of divorce. In family law, proper disclosure is key. When one party has hidden assets, we take aggressive action to ensure this does not go unnoticed.

Because there is no shortage on the number of ways a party can hide assets, it is essential that you have an expert working hard on your side to discover the truth.

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