Not sure where to begin? You’re not alone. We guide individuals and professionals through the financial complexities of divorce – step by step, with calm, expert support. Whether you’re feeling unsure or simply need a place to start, we’re here to help. Use the form to get in touch, or book an appointment today.
Check your credit reports for shared accounts and contact each bank directly. Let them know you’re separating and request they confirm any future transactions or changes with you.
Do a credit check with all three major agencies in Australia. Each one shows slightly different results:
Checking all three can reveal unknown loans, secret credit cards, or joint accounts you didn’t know existed. It’s a simple but powerful way to protect yourself during divorce.
Watch for unusual transfers, missing funds, or new credit activity. A financial investigator for divorce can trace movements between accounts and uncover hidden patterns you might not see alone.
A low credit score after separation can affect loans, housing, and refinancing. As part of your financial advice for divorce, checking all credit reports early helps you fix errors and protect your future.
“I thought I had everything covered with my accountant, but Rachel spotted things no one else did. Her insights made a huge difference in negotiations, and honestly, saved me from making some very costly assumptions.”
“My daughter was going through a very messy separation. Rachel didn’t just give her numbers, she gave her clarity, options, and a bit of power back. As a parent, I couldn’t have asked for a better advocate in her corner.”
“I was scared to even look at the bank statements. Rachel helped me feel safe and capable. Her work gave my solicitor what they needed to take action, and gave me permission to trust myself again.”
“I’d already signed a financial agreement when a friend suggested I speak to Rachel. I’m so glad I did. She helped uncover assets that had been completely left out of the settlement. Her report helped me move forward not only emotionally, but financially as my EX knew they couldn’t pull the wool over my eyes anymore. It was the best thing I did, for the kids and I.”
“I was completely overwhelmed trying to navigate the financial side of my divorce, especially with a small business involved. Rachel helped me understand what I was entitled to, and found some very interesting things my spouse was not being honest about. I felt supported, and knowing I wasn’t imagining things, was a game-changer for my mental health and well-being.”
“I wasn’t even sure I could afford to ask for help. Rachel made it accessible and never made me feel unheard. She helped me piece together the full financial picture and gave me the strength to stand my ground in mediation.”