High Net Worth Divorce Investigations

If this is the part of your case that is keeping you up at night, this is a good place to begin. The guidance stays close to that one issue so it feels practical, steady, and specific to what you are facing. Discuss the specific factual question and its legal relevance before approving investigative work.

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What Does This Investigation Cover?

High Net Worth Divorce Investigations

High net worth divorce investigations focus on financially complex family-law cases where business ties, property use, lifestyle patterns, and ownership leads need to be documented clearly and carefully.

What we look into: business interests, shell entities, LLC and property ties, undeclared vehicles or boats, residence-use patterns, and lifestyle-to-income inconsistencies.
Use cases: disputed disclosures, business-owner divorce, asset-control conflicts, and financially complex settlement or trial preparation.
Output: source-based timelines, ownership-lead packages, property-use documentation, and organized reporting for attorney review. This is not a business valuation, pension calculation or complete financial audit; agree on any specialist work separately.

What Services Support This Investigation?

Most high net worth divorce matters need more than one kind of fact work. These are the services most often paired with this issue.

Background Check Services

Connect public business, property and court records to financial leads, separating documented links from assumptions about ownership or income.

Digital Forensics Services

Organize authorized financial and activity records into a source-labeled chronology; private account balances are not promised.

Location Services

Verify residence, employment or business-location leads that can clarify the disputed financial claim.

Legal Support Services

Organize chronology, source labels and evidence indexes for review; this is not legal advice, filing strategy or representation.

Surveillance Services

Document actual work activity, residence use or routine patterns when those observations can test a specific financial claim.

Washington Law and Court Sources

These public references are here to help you understand the legal boundaries around the work. During intake, we sort through what fits the facts, the law, and the practical reality of your situation before investigation work begins.

What Should You Expect From This Process?

Every case starts with a calmer intake conversation so the plan fits the real problem before money is spent in the wrong direction.

Initial consultation: Consultation to understand the issue, the timing, and whether investigation work is likely to help before service hours begin.
Typical planning window: Most plans are developed within 48 hours of intake once the facts, urgency, and legal posture are clear.
Pricing structure: The service package is $1,500 and includes 10 service hours and a $150 expense credit. Travel time, preparation time, and any applicable surcharges are deducted from the available service hours in 1-hour blocks under the current pricing rules. Report writing is billed separately at $150 per hour.
Reporting: Findings are organized into cleaner chronology and source-based reporting that is easier for you or your attorney to review.

Frequently Asked Questions About High Net Worth Divorce Investigations

What are you usually trying to learn in a high net worth divorce case?

We look for verifiable business and property links, ownership or control leads, actual asset use and discrepancies between disclosures and lawful records. A public-record link is not a verified balance, business valuation or proof of concealment. Counsel or a financial specialist may need to follow up.

How do you decide what kind of work fits a high net worth divorce case?

That gets mapped out during intake. We look at timing, legal limits, likely evidence sources, and budget so the plan fits the real problem before field work begins.

Will I hear from you during my high net worth divorce investigation?

Yes. Communication expectations are set at the start and adjusted to urgency, activity windows, and any court pressure already in the file.

Need help deciding what to do next?

Tell us what is happening, what feels most urgent, and what timeline you are carrying. We will help you understand what this issue may require and whether an investigation is the right next step before investigation work begins.

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