Hidden Assets

Competent representation is not the only thing a client seeks in a lawyer. The analytical ability to search for and find assets hidden in different, usually creative and concealing, forms is something only experience and education can provide. Concealing assets when disclosure is required has a heavy price; usually 100% of the concealed asset must be given to the other party upon its discovery. Yet, divorcing parties still attempt to conceal assets in an attempt to further ‘get’ the other person.

If you are in the unfortunate situation of a divorce, and seek justice through divorce proceedings, contact the compassionate and dedicated Oceanside divorce attorneys of Fischer & Van Thiel, LLP at 760-722-7646 for a free consultation.

Types of hidden assets

The separation agreement is meant to provide an agreement between the parties upon full disclosure of the assets in possession of each party. Some of the most common assets hidden by divorcing parties include:

• Tax credits and carry overs
• Inchoate Interests
• Contracts not yet performed
• Stock Options
• Insurance Premiums Renewals
• Tax exemptions for minor children
• Baseball Card Collections
• Foreign Assets Protection Trusts

We set realistic goals with our clients. However, we do not forego a thorough analysis of the assets owned and work diligently to help all our clients reach a satisfactory solution.

Contact us

The Oceanside divorce attorneys at Fischer & Van Thiel, LLP understand the complications that arise during a divorce. We also empathize with your situation, and work diligently to help you move on with your life in a timely fashion. Contact our Oceanside area divorce attorneys at 760-722-7646 for a free consultation.