Hidden Assets & Non-Disclosure Investigations
Honest financial disclosure is the cornerstone of any fair divorce settlement. Unfortunately, some individuals attempt to hide money, undervalue assets, or withhold key financial information in the hope of securing a better deal. When this happens, the law is firmly on the side of transparency—and the courts have the power to act.
If you suspect your ex-partner is concealing assets, you can request full financial disclosure through the court. This includes bank statements, property ownership details, business accounts, investments, and pensions. If they fail to comply or are found to have lied, the court may reopen financial settlements, penalise them with costs, or even pursue contempt proceedings.
Our team works with forensic accountants and financial experts to trace hidden funds, unreported income, or offshore interests. Whether the deception is deliberate or subtle, we ensure your financial settlement reflects the true picture.
Protecting your fair share isn’t about conflict—it’s about justice, accuracy, and safeguarding your future.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can ask the court to order full disclosure. If dishonesty is proven, the court can overturn previous agreements and impose penalties.
Through detailed analysis of bank records, business activity, and asset transfers, often with help from forensic accountants and court orders for third-party evidence.
Yes. If there are valid concerns, you can pause or challenge the proceedings to ensure full transparency before any order is approved.
Financial settlements must be based on truth, not tactics. At AAGA Solicitors, we uncover the full financial picture using legal expertise and investigative tools—so you’re never left short-changed. Let us protect your rights with clarity and strength.