For women wondering whether their ex-husband (or soon-to-be ex) is hiding assets on them, rest assured that you are not alone.
According to a new white paper put out by Francis Financial, a wealth-management firm that specializes in advising women, 63 percent of women the firm surveyed “felt strongly that their husband was hiding
GPS trackers are among the hottest topics in ethics discussions today. At least, that is my impression after a series of ethics lectures I’ve given around the country based on my book, The Art of Fact Investigation.
We wrote three years ago about the need for caution before using one of these devices on
PROBLEM:
The debtor is a big collector, whether of coins, stamps, toys, or comic books. You ask about the collection but get no response, or else you are told it was “lost” or sold for much less than you were always told it was worth. You need answers about what happened to it.
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PROBLEM:
The debtor decides that instead of investing in stocks and bonds, he’s going to put his money into gold, and then takes pains to hide this investment from creditors.
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SOLUTION:
Gold investments come in various forms, including gold certificates issued in the U.S. by gold pool programs, gold futures, gold miner exchange traded