How do I ensure that all of our financial documents are accurate in a collaborative divorce?

Ensuring accuracy in financial documents during a collaborative divorce is an important part of the process. It is essential to prepare for the process by assembling any and all financial documents related to the divorce. This includes any records of income, expenses, estate planning documents, taxes, assets, and debts, just to name a few. When each party has done their due diligence to assemble the financial documents, they should then review them with each other and their attorneys. During this review, both parties should take the time to check the accuracy of the documents to make sure they match up and are consistent. This could involve checking for any discrepancies, verifying the dates, and double-checking the numbers. The next step would be to have both parties sign documents attesting to the accuracy of the information. This is a crucial step as it will serve as a form of legal acknowledgement that the financial documentation is true and correct. Lastly, it is important to keep records of the entire process. This includes copies of the financial documentation and all signed attestations. This will provide both parties with peace of mind that their financials are accurate should any issues arise during the collaborative divorce process.

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