Investigation for individuals
Alimony & hidden income: the investigation that restores balance
An ex-spouse pleading insolvency while enjoying a comfortable lifestyle? We document real income and standard of living for a fair support assessment.
Child support and compensatory allowances are calculated on actual resources. Yet concealment is common: undeclared activity, income parked in a company, lifestyle funded by a third party. The result: undervalued support, or an “insolvent” debtor who is anything but.
What we establish
- A real professional activity: observed hours, clientele, premises, business vehicles
- A lifestyle inconsistent with declared resources: homes, travel, vehicles
- Elements of visible assets enabling your lawyer to request the appropriate disclosure measures
- The organised insolvency of a support debtor (family abandonment is an offence under art. 227-3 of the French Criminal Code)
How your lawyer uses it
Our findings support requests for compulsory disclosure of documents, a reassessment of the support, or a criminal complaint for family abandonment in case of arrears. If support is set but unpaid, we locate the debtor and their employer to enable wage garnishment, see also missing persons.
Frequently asked questions
How do you prove my ex earns more than declared?
Can support already set be revised?
What does a parent risk for unpaid support?
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