How to Find Out if Someone Is Hiding Assets in a Divorce
Divorce is difficult enough without wondering whether your spouse is being completely honest about your finances. When significant assets, investments, business interests, or income are involved, uncertainty about what your spouse owns can make an already stressful process even more complicated.
In California, both spouses are required to provide financial disclosures during a divorce. These disclosures are intended to provide information about what each person owns, owes, earns, and spends. Financial documents can include tax returns, income information, bank and investment account statements, property records, retirement accounts, and other documentation.
But what happens when the information you receive doesn’t seem to tell the whole story?
Perhaps your spouse’s reported income doesn’t appear consistent with their lifestyle. Maybe you know about a business interest or investment that hasn’t been disclosed. You may have noticed unusual financial activity, transfers, or purchases that raise questions about where money is going.
These situations don’t necessarily mean assets are being hidden. There may be legitimate explanations for financial discrepancies. However, when you have reasonable concerns, obtaining reliable information can be important before making decisions about property division, support, or settlement.
This is where a professional private investigator can potentially assist.
At Kinsey Investigations, we understand that financial investigations require discretion, attention to detail, and a methodical approach. Our Los Angeles-area private investigators can work with clients and their legal teams to investigate financial circumstances and pursue information that may help clarify questions surrounding potentially undisclosed assets.






















