Divorce Asset Search Services
Find hidden assets and undisclosed holdings before, during, or after divorce proceedings. Nationwide investigation across all 50 states, delivered in 24 to 72 hours.
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A divorce asset search identifies marital and separate property, including assets a spouse may have failed to disclose. U.S. Asset Records delivers the Asset Profile Report for $195 flat-fee in 24 to 72 hours, documenting real property, business interests, vehicles, and undisclosed holdings to support equitable distribution and community property division.
What is a divorce asset search and how does it uncover assets a spouse is hiding?
A divorce asset search is a professional investigation that identifies all marital and separate property owned by a spouse, including assets concealed through nominee ownership, family LLCs, revocable trusts, shell entities, fraudulent transfers, or out-of-state registrations. Investigators query real property records in all 3,250+ U.S. counties, all 50 state DMV systems, every Secretary of State business filing database, UCC liens, federal courts, Coast Guard, and FAA registries, then cross-reference the spouse’s name, aliases, family members, and business associates to surface undisclosed holdings. U.S. Asset Records performs divorce asset searches in 24 to 72 hours at flat-fee pricing of $195 per Asset Profile Report across all 50 U.S. states, with results suitable for use in discovery, motions to compel, equitable distribution claims, and forensic accounting coordination.
Divorce Asset Search at a Glance
| Service purpose | Identify marital and concealed assets during divorce proceedings |
|---|---|
| Price | $195 flat-fee Asset Profile Report |
| Skip Trace add-on | $95 (if spouse’s current location requires verification) |
| Delivery | 24 to 72 hours · same-day rush available |
| Coverage | All 50 U.S. states + D.C. + territories |
| Confidentiality | Spouse is never contacted or notified · public records only |
| Concealment methods detected | Nominees · Trusts · LLCs · Shell entities · Fraudulent transfers · Out-of-state |
| Associated party cross-reference | Included (spouse’s family, partners, friends, employer connections) |
| Compliance | FCRA · GLBA · DPPA · FDCPA |
| Source attribution | Every fact attributed for use in discovery and motions |
| Use of findings | Discovery · motions to compel · forensic accounting · equitable distribution |
| Suitable for | Divorcing spouses · family law attorneys · forensic accountants |
| Provider | U.S. Asset Records (since 2018, law firm clients) |
10 Signs Your Spouse is Hiding Assets During Divorce
- Lifestyle exceeds reported income: Spouse maintains a lifestyle inconsistent with the income disclosed on financial affidavits. Undisclosed business interests, side income, or hidden accounts are common explanations.
- Sudden interest in unfamiliar business ventures: Spouse forms new LLCs, claims new business expenses, or shows unusual interest in family-friend businesses near the time of divorce filing. Often used as concealment vehicles.
- Property transfers to family members before filing: Real estate retitled to parents, siblings, adult children, or trusts within months of separation. Frequently fraudulent transfers under state UVTA statutes.
- Vehicles or boats not in your spouse’s name: Spouse drives or uses vehicles, boats, or aircraft registered to family members, business entities, or friends. Common nominee structure for high-value movable assets.
- Cash withdrawals and check writing accelerate: Unusual cash withdrawals, large checks written to family members or “loans,” or sudden purchases of cashable items. Pattern of dissipating marital assets.
- Business income unexpectedly drops: Spouse claims their business is suddenly losing money or producing less income near divorce. Often achieved by deferring revenue, inflating expenses, or routing income through related entities.
- Property held in revocable living trust: Real property quietly transferred to a revocable trust where spouse is grantor and beneficiary. Conceals direct ownership without legally transferring control.
- LLCs in Delaware, Nevada, or Wyoming: Newly formed LLCs in privacy-friendly states with no apparent business operations. Often hold real estate, vehicles, or bank accounts.
- Loans to family members never repaid: Spouse “lends” money to parents or siblings with no repayment terms. Often a return-of-funds arrangement designed to remove cash from the marital estate temporarily.
- Refusal to provide financial documents: Stalling on tax returns, business records, bank statements, or specific account disclosures. Combined with other red flags, indicates concealment.
Common Spousal Concealment Methods and How They Are Detected
| Concealment Method | How U.S. Asset Records Detects It | Public Record Source |
|---|---|---|
| Property in family member’s name | Cross-reference family names · compare acquisition dates | County recorder (3,250+ counties) |
| Property in family LLC | Identify LLCs where spouse is member, officer, or registered agent | Secretary of State (all 50) |
| Revocable trust holdings | Locate trust recordings · identify trustee connections | County recorder |
| Shell entities in privacy states | Nationwide Secretary of State sweep across all jurisdictions | SOS · UCC filings |
| Property in adult children’s names | Cross-reference adult children’s holdings | County recorder · property records |
| Out-of-state vehicle registrations | Nationwide DMV cross-reference | State DMVs (all 50) |
| Coast Guard documented vessels | Federal vessel documentation search | U.S. Coast Guard |
| Aircraft in LLC | FAA registry cross-referenced with LLC ownership | FAA · SOS |
| Recent fraudulent transfers | Recording dates compared to litigation timeline · UVTA flagging | County recorder · timeline analysis |
| Undisclosed business interests | Officer, director, member records nationwide | Secretary of State (all 50) |
| UCC-secured business assets | UCC filing search across all jurisdictions | UCC filings |
| Existing liens against spouse | Reveals undisclosed debts and litigation | Federal court · county recorder |
Who Orders Divorce Asset Searches
| Client Type | Typical Use Case | Recommended Product |
|---|---|---|
| Family law attorneys | Discovery support · equitable distribution evidence · client representation | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Divorcing spouses (represented) | Build evidence of spouse concealment with attorney’s coordination | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Divorcing spouses (self-represented) | Pro se divorce · need professional asset documentation | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Forensic accountants | Asset identification as foundation for valuation work | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Mediators | Confirm full asset disclosure before mediation begins | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Estate planners | Pre-divorce planning · asset protection structure analysis | Asset Profile ($195) |
| Post-divorce attorneys | Enforce property settlement · find concealed marital assets discovered after decree | Asset Profile ($195) |
How U.S. Asset Records Performs Divorce Asset Searches · 6 Step Methodology
- Step 1 – Build the Full Spouse Profile: Provide the spouse’s full legal name, maiden name and prior married names, all known aliases, last 5+ known addresses, date of birth, and any known business affiliations or family connections.
- Step 2 – Identify the Associated Party Network: Document the spouse’s parents, siblings, adult children, business partners, close family friends, and any LLCs or entities where the spouse has known involvement. These are the most common nominee identities used in divorce concealment.
- Step 3 – Confidential Nationwide Investigation: All research is conducted from public records and licensed databases. The spouse is never contacted, notified, or alerted to the investigation. A licensed analyst queries all 3,250+ U.S. counties, all 50 state DMV systems, all Secretaries of State, Coast Guard, FAA, federal court, and state civil court records.
- Step 4 – Cross-Reference Associated Parties: Repeat the nationwide search under each identified associated party’s name. Compare timeline of acquisitions to separation date and divorce filing date. Flag transfers within fraudulent transfer lookback windows (typically 2-4 years under state UVTA statutes).
- Step 5 – Analyze Entity Ownership Structures: For every LLC or corporation identified, examine member, manager, officer, and registered agent records. Identify formation patterns suggesting concealment intent (e.g., Delaware/Nevada/Wyoming formations with no apparent business operations).
- Step 6 – Deliver Source-Attributed Report: Professionally documented PDF report identifying all surfaced holdings, entity structures, and timeline analysis. Every fact includes source attribution suitable for use in discovery, motions to compel, equitable distribution claims, and forensic accounting coordination.
How Divorce Asset Search Findings Are Used in Proceedings
- Supplement financial discovery requests: Findings inform precisely targeted interrogatories, document requests, and depositions. Vague disclosure obligations become specific requests for identified assets.
- Support motions to compel disclosure: When the spouse has failed to disclose assets identified in the report, the findings provide the foundation for motions to compel and requests for sanctions.
- Build equitable distribution claims: All marital property must be accounted for in equitable distribution. The asset report identifies what should be on the marital balance sheet but is missing from the spouse’s disclosures.
- Coordinate with forensic accountants: Forensic accountants need a baseline of identified assets before valuation work begins. The asset report provides this foundation efficiently.
- Support fraudulent transfer claims: Timeline analysis identifies UVTA-actionable transfers. Spouse cannot dissipate marital assets pre-filing without legal consequence; the report documents the dissipation.
- Prepare for trial or settlement: Whether the case settles or proceeds to trial, the spouse’s full asset picture changes negotiation leverage and judicial outcomes.
- Identify income streams for support calculations: Business interests and employment indicators inform child support and spousal support calculations beyond what the spouse self-discloses.
- Support post-divorce enforcement: If concealed assets are discovered after the divorce decree, the report can support motions to reopen property settlement under fraud or misrepresentation theories.
How do you find assets a spouse is hiding in a divorce?
Hidden marital assets are found through a professional asset search that documents real property, business interests, vehicles, and recorded holdings from public records and licensed databases, without alerting the spouse. U.S. Asset Records performs this for $195 flat-fee with 24 to 72 hour delivery, mapping nominee titling, family LLC structures, and out-of-state property that simple name searches miss. Common concealment signals include sudden business formation, transfers to family members, and undisclosed real estate. The resulting source-attributed report supports discovery, financial affidavits, and equitable distribution, and can be handed directly to a divorce attorney. The subject spouse is never contacted, and a full refund applies if no assets are identified.
“U.S. Asset Records has become our go-to resource for judgment collection support. Their reports are thorough, accurate, and have helped us recover millions in outstanding judgments.”
Choose Your Report
Skip Trace ($95) → Public Asset Report ($195) → Certified Creditor Report ($295) →Every day you wait is a day the subject can transfer, conceal, or liquidate assets. Property can be deeded to relatives, vehicles re-titled to LLCs, and business interests restructured. Order your search now before the financial picture changes.
DIY Database Search
Search one county or state at a time. Miss assets in other jurisdictions. No entity tracing. No transfer analysis. No analyst insights. Takes weeks. Incomplete results.
Professional Search ($195)
All 50 states simultaneously. Entity tracing through all Secretary of State databases. Transfer analysis. Equity calculations. Analyst notes. Free consultation. 24-72 hours.
“We use U.S. Asset Records for pre-litigation assessment on every significant case. Their asset searches help us advise clients on the viability of pursuing claims before spending on legal fees.”
Why a Divorce Asset Search Is Essential to Protect Your Interests
A divorce asset search is a critical tool for protecting your financial interests when a marriage ends. Both spouses have a legal obligation to provide full and honest financial disclosure during divorce proceedings. However, in practice, that obligation is routinely violated. Indeed, asset concealment occurs in a significant percentage of contested divorces, particularly in cases involving business owners, self-employed individuals, high-net-worth parties, and situations where one spouse has historically controlled the finances.
How Undisclosed Assets Distort Divorce Settlements
When assets go undisclosed, property division is skewed from the start. Furthermore, alimony and child support calculations rely on accurate income and asset information. As a result, a spouse who conceals real estate, business interests, or financial accounts gains an unfair advantage in settlement negotiations.
Therefore, a professional divorce asset search provides an independent verification of the marital estate that goes far beyond what voluntary disclosure or even formal discovery can achieve on its own. Instead of relying on the other spouse’s honesty, our investigation proactively identifies what exists across all 50 states, including California, Florida, Texas, and every other jurisdiction where the other spouse might hold assets. Consequently, this gives your attorney a complete picture to negotiate from, whether the case involves a high-net-worth estate with complex business holdings or a middle-income family where every asset matters for support calculations.
U.S. Asset Records helps divorce attorneys, family law professionals, and individuals verify that all marital assets have been disclosed. Our reports establish a complete financial baseline so settlement negotiations proceed from a position of knowledge, not guesswork.
Divorce Asset Search Report Options and Pricing
Every report is delivered within 24 to 72 hours with free analyst consultation included.
Individual Spouse Asset Report
Hidden Asset Search for DivorceIdentify all assets held by a spouse across all 50 states to verify financial disclosure is complete and accurate.
- Real property in all 50 states
- Vehicles, watercraft, aircraft
- Business ownership and LLCs
- UCC filings and secured interests
- Property transfer analysis
- Court records and litigation history
Business Valuation Support Report
Marital Business Asset InvestigationInvestigate business interests, corporate holdings, and commercial assets owned or controlled by a spouse during the marriage.
- Corporate entity research (all states)
- Shell company identification
- Commercial property holdings
- UCC filings revealing business assets
- Officer and director positions
- Entity formation timeline analysis
Comprehensive Marital Estate Report
Complete Divorce Asset InvestigationFull investigation of both personal and business assets to build a complete picture of the marital estate for equitable division.
- Individual + business asset search
- All asset categories covered
- Nationwide 50-state scope
- Fraudulent conveyance analysis
- Detailed PDF with analyst notes
- Free follow-up consultation
Warning Signs You Need a Divorce Asset Search
Financial Behavioral Changes That Indicate Hidden Assets
For example, sudden changes in spending patterns, unexplained cash withdrawals, new accounts opened in only one spouse’s name, or reluctance to share financial statements. Specifically, a spouse who becomes secretive about money matters is exhibiting a common concealment pattern.
Business and Income Manipulation in Divorce
For instance, deferring bonuses, raises, or stock option vesting until after divorce. Reporting artificially low income in a privately held business. Additionally, creating shell companies or new LLCs without clear justification. Adding fictitious employees to payroll.
Suspicious Property Transfers and Asset Gifts
Similarly, transferring real property, vehicles, or other assets to relatives or friends with the understanding they will be returned after the divorce. Suddenly “repaying” loans to family members. Purchasing expensive items that are easy to conceal and undervalue.
Lifestyle Inconsistencies Suggesting Hidden Marital Assets
In particular, a spouse who claims limited income but maintains an expensive lifestyle, takes luxury vacations, drives high-end vehicles, or makes major purchases. As a result, the gap between reported finances and visible spending is a clear indicator of concealment.
What Our Divorce Asset Search Investigation Covers
| Asset Category | What We Investigate | Why It Matters in Divorce |
|---|---|---|
| Real Property | Residential, commercial, vacant land in all 50 states, including properties held through LLCs, trusts, or third-party names | Indeed, this is often the largest marital asset. Undisclosed property in other states is a common hiding tactic |
| Business Interests | Corporations, LLCs, partnerships via Secretary of State filings in all 50 states | In fact, shell companies and newly formed entities are frequently used to park assets outside the marital estate |
| Vehicles and Watercraft | DMV records, state marine agencies, Coast Guard, and FAA Registry | Similarly, vehicles and watercraft titled in only one spouse’s name or registered in a different state may go undisclosed |
| UCC Filings and Liens | Financing statements, secured interests, tax liens, judgment liens via state and county records | Specifically, UCC filings reveal equipment, inventory, and accounts receivable indicating undisclosed business value |
| Transfer Analysis | Property transfers, corporate formation timelines, deed changes | Consequently, assets transferred to family, friends, or new entities before or during divorce may be recoverable |
| Court Records | Civil litigation, bankruptcy filings, other judgments | Also, pending lawsuits may result in future settlements. Bankruptcy filings reveal detailed asset schedules |
Property Division Frameworks and How Divorce Asset Searches Apply
Divorce Asset Searches in Community Property States
In community property states (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin), specifically, most assets acquired during the marriage are owned equally and generally divided 50/50. Our searches focus on identifying all property acquired during the marriage regardless of title, tracing commingled separate property, and identifying assets one spouse claims are separate when they are actually community property.
Divorce Asset Searches in Equitable Distribution States
In contrast, the remaining 41 states follow equitable distribution, where marital property is divided fairly (not necessarily equally) based on income, earning capacity, marriage length, and contributions. Our searches focus on establishing total marital estate value, identifying hidden assets that change the court’s calculation, and documenting transfers that may constitute fraudulent conveyances.
For state-specific guidance, explore our Florida Exempt Assets Guide and Florida Asset Search Services.
How a Divorce Asset Search Strengthens Your Discovery Process
Typically, formal discovery in divorce proceedings (interrogatories, requests for production, depositions) relies on the other spouse responding honestly. A professional divorce asset search provides independent verification that either confirms the disclosure is complete or reveals discrepancies that your attorney can exploit in depositions and court proceedings.
When our report identifies a property in Texas, Manhattan, or anywhere in New York State that does not appear on the other spouse’s financial disclosure, your attorney can ask targeted questions under oath. For instance, a deposition question like “Do you own any real property in the state of Texas?” becomes a perjury trap when you already know the answer. In fact, courts take incomplete financial disclosure seriously in divorce cases, and penalties can include sanctions, attorney fee awards, and disproportionate asset division favoring the honest spouse.
Business Owner Divorce Asset Investigation
Furthermore, for cases involving business owners or self-employed spouses, our investigation identifies corporate entities, officer positions, and registered agent roles that may indicate undisclosed income streams or hidden business value. For example, a spouse who claims their business earns modest income but serves as officer of three LLCs, owns commercial property through a holding company, and has active UCC filings showing equipment financing may be significantly underreporting the marital estate.
Our certified-purpose asset report provides the level of detail that forensic accountants need to build their analysis. Many divorce attorneys pair our nationwide asset search with forensic accounting engagement to create a comprehensive picture of the marital estate that leaves no stone unturned. Our nationwide investigation capabilities cover every state from coast to coast, including Arizona, Idaho, and all other community property and equitable distribution jurisdictions.
Verify the marital estate before you sign a settlement. Our flat-fee divorce asset search delivers the truth in 24 to 72 hours.
Divorce Asset Searches for Child Support and Alimony Accuracy
Moreover, hidden assets affect more than property division. Child support and spousal support calculations in every state are based on each party’s income and financial resources. When one spouse conceals assets, investment income, or business revenue, the resulting support calculations are artificially low, directly harming the children and the custodial parent.
Specifically, a spouse who underreports income by channeling revenue through undisclosed LLCs, deferring compensation, or hiding investment accounts is shortchanging their children. Our divorce asset search identifies these income indicators by tracing business ownership, UCC filings that reveal commercial activity, real property holdings that generate rental income, and corporate positions that carry compensation. As a result, this information gives your attorney the evidence needed to petition the court for accurate support calculations.
Post-Decree Asset Search for Support Modification
Additionally, post-decree, if you suspect your former spouse’s financial situation has changed substantially (new business, property purchases, lifestyle upgrade), a follow-up asset search provides the documentation needed to petition for support modification. Many of our clients use our services both during the initial divorce and years later when circumstances warrant a review. Contact us at or visit our Q&A page for answers to common questions about post-decree asset investigation.
When to Order a Divorce Asset Search for Maximum Impact
Divorce Asset Search Before Filing
First, this establishes a baseline of the marital estate before either party has the opportunity to move, transfer, or conceal assets. Pre-filing searches give your attorney maximum leverage from day one of litigation.
Asset Search During Divorce Proceedings
Second, this supplements formal discovery with independent verification. When a spouse’s sworn disclosures do not match the asset search results, your attorney has powerful evidence of concealment to present to the court.
Post-Divorce Asset Investigation
Third, if you discover your former spouse concealed significant assets, an asset search provides evidence to petition the court to reopen or modify the divorce decree. Many states allow this when fraud can be demonstrated. The legal framework for post-decree claims, including the intersection with bankruptcy discharge (see Taggart v. Lorenzen), makes timely investigation critical.
How to Order a Divorce Asset Search
Submit Your Order
Provide the spouse’s identifying information through our secure order form or by contacting us directly. 100% confidential.
Nationwide Investigation
Subsequently, our analysts search proprietary databases, public records, SOS filings, and courthouse records across all 50 states. Furthermore, every result is manually verified.
Report Delivery
Comprehensive PDF report with highlighted findings, analyst notes, and documentation delivered via email within 24 to 72 hours.
Free Consultation
Our analysts walk through findings at no extra charge. Learn about what sets us apart.
All investigations comply with the FCRA, GLBA, and DPPA. Read more about our team credentials. Visit our blog for additional resources on divorce asset investigation, or review our overview of asset search services with no contracts and flat fees.
Ordering Your Asset Search Report
U.S. Asset Records offers multiple report options depending on your needs and the purpose of the investigation. Additionally, all reports are delivered as a detailed PDF via email within 24 to 72 hours, and every order includes a free consultation with our research analysts.
Public Report
Available to anyone for any reason. Includes individual or business profile with nationwide asset search. No certification required. Covers real property, vehicles, business interests, UCC filings, court records, and more.
$195 flat fee
Certified Purpose Report
For creditors, attorneys, and individuals with a certified purpose (owed money or fraud prevention). Includes expanded search scope with deeper investigation. All the features of the public report plus additional certified-access databases.
$295 flat fee
Skip Trace / Locator
Need to find someone first? Our individual locator service provides current address, contact information, identity verification, and associate connections. Combine with any asset search report.
$95 flat fee
Questions about which report is right for your situation? Contact us or contact us for a free consultation. See our Q&A page for common questions from other clients.
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce Asset Searches
What is a divorce asset search?
A divorce asset search is a professional investigation that identifies a spouse’s real estate, vehicles, business interests, UCC filings, corporate holdings, and other financial assets across all 50 states to ensure full financial disclosure so marital property can be divided fairly under applicable state law.
How do I know if my spouse is hiding assets in a divorce?
Common warning signs include sudden changes in income or spending, missing financial statements, newly opened individual accounts, unexplained transfers to family members or associates, new LLCs formed without explanation, and a lifestyle inconsistent with reported income.
When should I order a divorce asset search?
Ideally before or at the start of formal discovery. Early investigation establishes a baseline of the marital estate, identifies assets that may be transferred as proceedings advance, and gives your attorney leverage during settlement negotiations.
Can a divorce asset search find hidden bank accounts?
Asset searches identify indicators of financial accounts through public records, UCC filings, and corporate entity analysis. Actual account balances require legal process such as subpoenas or court-ordered discovery. Our reports provide the intelligence attorneys need to issue targeted subpoenas to specific institutions.
Is a divorce asset search legal?
Yes. All searches use legitimate public records, authorized databases, and lawful methods in full compliance with the FCRA, GLBA, and DPPA. We never use pretexting, social engineering, or deception.
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Nationwide assets search covering all 50 states. Our asset searching methodology pulls real estate records, vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business holdings, UCC filings, and judgment liens. Whether you spell it “asset search” or “assets search,” the deliverable is the same comprehensive report.
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Asset Investigations
Our asset investigations identify holdings that public-records databases miss. Asset investigations work covers shell entities, nominee ownership, trust holdings, and offshore disclosures. We pair asset investigations with full evidentiary documentation for litigation support.
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Asset investigations and recovery are two sides of the same workflow. The asset investigations and recovery process starts with locating assets and ends with documented enforcement support. We handle both phases under a single flat fee.
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As an established asset investigator serving law firms nationwide since 2018, U.S. Asset Records combines licensed database access, federal privacy compliance, and source-attributed reporting that distinguishes professional asset investigations from consumer-grade tools. Our asset protection investigator services support both pre-litigation and post-judgment workflows.
Note on free asset searches: While many consumer tools advertise “free asset searches,” these tools generally lack the licensed database access, multi-source cross-verification, and source attribution required for legal use. Professional asset searches at flat-fee pricing of $95 to $295 are the standard for any litigation, collection, divorce, probate, or fraud investigation matter where the findings must be reliable and admissible.
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Family law attorneys use U.S. Asset Records to document marital and separate property and to surface assets a spouse failed to disclose. Findings are source-attributed for use in discovery, financial affidavits, and settlement negotiation.
- $195 flat-fee Asset Profile Report per subject
- Source attribution for discovery and financial affidavits
- Identifies undisclosed real property, business interests, and vehicles
- Same-day rush available for trial and hearing deadlines
- Nationwide coverage for out-of-state marital holdings
For Individuals
Find Out If Your Spouse Is Hiding Assets
If you are going through a divorce and suspect your spouse is concealing money, U.S. Asset Records identifies real property, business interests, and titled assets without ever alerting them. You receive a clear report you can take to your attorney.
- Flat $195, no hourly billing
- Your spouse is never contacted or notified
- Plain-English report you can hand to your divorce attorney
- Surfaces undisclosed property, businesses, and vehicles
- Full refund if no assets are found
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U.S. Title Records — Nationwide Property Title & Lien Search
Real property is often the largest asset in a marital estate. U.S. Asset Records works alongside its sister company U.S. Title Records, a BBB A+ rated property research firm operating since 2009 across all 50 states and 3,250+ counties. For a deeper real-property picture, a nationwide title search documents the full chain of title, recorded mortgages, judgment liens, tax liens, and encumbrances on any property. A Title Search by Name locates every property owned by an individual or entity statewide or nationwide, which complements an asset search for judgment recovery, divorce, and estate matters.
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