All financial records are subject to discovery in a divorce in Rochester, but you can get a head start by collecting things like the past two years’ tax returns, pay stubs, statements from bank accounts, brokerages, credit cards, retirement accounts, and more.
Large assets like homes or businesses will most likely be appraised during the divorce, which will also impact the financial picture.
Existing records of your home’s value are helpful to have, as some elements can hinge on the increase in value since purchase.
Having a well-constructed financial record at the outset of a divorce can help your bargaining position significantly.
Both parties are required to share financial records with each other, so the more complete the picture you’ve put together on your own, the better chance you have of keeping your spouse honest.
The attorneys at Friedman & Ranzenhofer can help you build a strong financial case to open your divorce with.
Call us today at 585-484-7432 and speak to an experienced Rochester divorce attorney for free.