Dividing property during a divorce is rarely a simple or pleasant process, but when one spouse lacks the ability to be honest about finances, the process of dividing the marital estate can become a real headache. Unfortunately, these kinds of high-conflict divorces happen all the time, and for the spouse who is left trying to deal with unscrupulous financial behavior, it may be tempting to get the divorce over as quickly as possible just so he or she can stop dealing with their partner.
But rushing through a divorce when one spouse is trying to manipulate money matters can be a major mistake. If your spouse has ever shown an inclination to lie, cheat, or steal financially, you should be on your guard that he or she may try to do the same to you in your divorce. It is important to listen to your gut feeling; if you know or suspect your spouse is hiding assets, you need to get help from an Illinois divorce attorney who knows how to find those assets and protect your financial future.
Where Do Spouses Commonly Hide Assets?
There are many ways that spouses may attempt to hide assets, and, unfortunately, the more financial sophistication someone has, the more complex their efforts are likely to be.
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