Divorce Financial Disclosure Analyzer

Divorce Financial Disclosure Analyzer ingests financial affidavits, tax returns, bank statements, and retirement account statements from both parties and produces a structured discrepancy and gap analysis report — without requiring a paralegal or associate to manually reconcile every figure. Financial disclosure review is one of the most error-prone stages of divorce litigation: documents arrive in different formats, values are reported inconsistently across sources, and assets disclosed in one document sometimes disappear entirely from another. This app exists to catch those problems systematically, not incidentally.

The app accepts heterogeneous document types from both parties — scanned affidavits, PDFs, bank exports, tax filings — and extracts all disclosed financial figures automatically. It then normalizes those figures into comparable categories (real property, retirement accounts, liquid assets, liabilities, income, etc.) and cross-references values across every source document. When a retirement account balance reported on a financial affidavit doesn't match the statement from the same institution, or when a brokerage account appears on one party's tax return but nowhere in their disclosure package, the app flags it. The output is a structured memo identifying specific inconsistencies, unreconciled values, and disclosure gaps by category.

Paralegals and associates typically spend 15 to 25 hours per case on this work — pulling figures from stacks of documents, building reconciliation spreadsheets, and hoping nothing slips through. This app compresses that process to minutes and produces a consistent, documented analysis every time. Beyond time savings, it reduces the risk of overlooking a material asset or inconsistency that opposing counsel will find later, and it creates an auditable record of the disclosure review process for the matter file.

• Flags values that appear in one document but are absent from corresponding disclosures
• Identifies figures that don't reconcile across documents from the same source
• Normalizes data across document types into a single comparable structure
• Outputs a structured memo suitable for attorney review or case file documentation
• Applies consistently across matters, regardless of document volume or complexity

Divorce Financial Disclosure Analyzer gives attorneys and their teams a fast, reliable way to find what the financial disclosures don't quite add up — before it becomes a problem in the case.

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