Saratoga Divorce Attorney Discusses Finding Hidden Money in Business Accounts
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Are you afraid your spouse is withholding hidden money in business accounts that they own? Contact our office in Saratoga for guidance.
Question:
How can I find hidden money in my spouse’s business accounts during a divorce?
Answer:
As an experienced Saratoga Divorce Attorney, clients are often worried that their spouse is hiding money in a business account.
- Today’s access to electronic and physical records makes it very difficult to hide money.
- Money is sometimes hidden in business accounts where cash accounts accrue money that is not yet paid to the business owner.
- Retained accounts sometimes grow to unreasonable levels, while the spouse who owns the business offers to divide the business assets, leaving the non-titled spouse with whatever percentage is named instead of the 50% they should have received.
Are you thinking that your spouse is hiding money in their business accounts? Contact our experienced Saratoga divorce attorneys today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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