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CA2873 Using Tax Returns As a Discovery Resource in Divorce Cases


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Linda S. Balisle
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Eureka!

When litigating a divorce, tax returns can be an insightful and reliable tool for gaining information to help your client. They can be simple to locate and, if you know what you are looking for, can provide a better understanding of the total financial picture.

Learn how tax returns can help you determine:

  • Additional sources of income, benefits, and assets
  • Questions to ask as follow up regarding income sources, undisclosed assets, and possible tax issues
  • Which documents you should request as part of further discovery

Everyone’s business

Business tax returns can provide additional insight when compared to the opposing party’s personal returns. Get practical guidance on the process, including specific sections to compare, how to interpret the findings, and what issues warrant further exploration.

Know how to use the information found in personal and business tax returns to your client’s benefit.

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