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Disclosure of assets in divorce – the practicalities and the law “I need a financial settlement in the divorce. I am having trouble agreeing on everything because I am suspicious that my Husband is concealing assets. He’s always been secretive. How can I prove my suspicions and get him to disclose them?” This is an important question and one that occupies the minds of all solicitors representing clients in financial relief cases such as yours. It was considered most recently by the courts in the much-publicised case that you may have seen in the media, involving (I mean) a very rich couple indeed. The legal practicalities required You need some evidence. ‘He’s always been slippery’ isn’t enough. Understand from the outset that you are each obliged to disclose your own financial circumstances as to all property that you hold together or separately, so that either a fair financial settlement can be reached between you or in the absence of an agreement that a Court can hear the evidence and order how the assets (capital, income, pensions) will be divided. The difficulty is determining the honesty of such disclosure.