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Finding Your Spouse’s Hidden Assets When Going Through Divorce

hidden assetsFinding hidden assets doesn’t sound like such an easy thing to do. Unfortunately, every year people go through the process of divorce and find that their spouses are hiding assets from them, which could make matters extremely complicated when it comes time to divide assets in a fair manner. You might believe that your spouse is no longer acting fair in the divorce process and it might be time to act. We can help.

Finding Hidden Assets

You want to account for every asset in the divorce process, because your assets and your spouse’s will be considered when it comes to division and what is fair for both of you. Perhaps you were the out-spouse, or the person who was not in charge of handling assets during marriage. If your spouse was in charge of these things, you might believe that they have a leg up on you and will use it against you to ensure that you don’t get as many assets as they do during divorce. If you can’t find records for certain aspects, it can definitely make the process a more difficult matter.

Unfortunately, you might find that your spouse is refusing to produce information because they are hiding certain assets. You want to work with an attorney if you believe that your spouse is hiding assets through a process known as ‘discovery.’ This will include the following things:

  • Document demands, which can ask your spouse to produce certain documents during divorce
  • Requests for admission that will have your spouse answer questions in writing
  • Testimony given under oath

If you believe that your spouse is withholding certain information and not mentioning assets, you might move forward with a deposition, which can give you certain information that might have been hidden from you. You might need help when it comes to your case because you don’t want to miss out on certain assets or be treated unfairly. Let us help. Call us for more information on your case.



Customer Reviews

The Law Office Of Soheila Azizi & Associates, P.C.

Customer Reviews

Adrianne Fernandez 3/11/2021

Google
Beyond impressed! I had been self represented through years of family law and child support court hearings and was so hesitant to hire an attorney out of fear and trusting that they would appropriately represent myself and child. After tons of research I contacted Ms. Azizi. I immediately was greeted by Lorenzo, the Office Administrator, who made me feel so welcomed and comfortable. He assisted in making communication seamless and effortless and walked me through each step of the process. Ms. Azizi heard my concerns and was extremely sensitive to the matter of FAMILY. The team did an amazing job with discovery and building a strong case that gave me confidence and I was successful in coming to an agreement with the other party, in what has yet to have been the easiest hearing of all, thanks to them. Ms. Azizi settled my case after years of stress and agony. I am grateful for finding the team and Ms. Azizi and definitely recommend them for any of your legal needs!

Linda P 6/19/2020

Yelp
This law firm is the best! They have helped me so much with my Divorce and Criminal cases and I really wouldn't know what to do if I didn't have them to represent me. Lorenzo and Ro are awesome and are there to help at all times. My attorney was Mr.Edmondson and he has been amazing. This law firm is truly great and I will never go to any other one. Their responses are quick and will answer any questions you might have.

Diana H. 05/01/2021

yelp
Seven stars. I had planned to put up my reviews after my final judgment but after the first hearing, couldn't wait, and I would write this whatever the outcome of my difficult case. Soheila was simply amazing in her arguments and strategy before the judge. I felt so taken care of. I chose her for her near-30 years of experience as an attorney, the depth and strength I observed in one who had weathered hardship through her many accomplishments, her compassion, and her smarts. I can't imagine what other attorney would have Zoomed with me even in sickness to help prepare me for a legal session. And I later saw how keen she'd been in her advice. I've been deeply touched watching Soheila and her paralegal Lynda Walker fight for my child as if he were their own. They in particular have treated me with great humanity - day and night from what I experienced at my former attorney's. Lynda is a gem, on her toes, flexible, hard-working, committed to each client, humble, and sweet. She has slaved over my case, doing much of the writing, watchful of me on paper and in person, guiding me gently while encouraging me to use my voice. The staff, including the office administrator Lorenzo and Linda C, is caring, respectful, and conscientious. A band of angels.