For California divorce cases
Divorce financial tracing with a CPA second look included.
$500 record preparation · $1,500 tracing + CPA consultation
We organize your financial records, trace transfers and the source and use of funds, and produce source-linked financial analysis for you and your attorney to review. Gaps and uncertainty are flagged rather than guessed.
Start with organized transaction data you can keep for $500. Stop there if that answers your needs. If you continue, financial tracing and a consultation with a CPA contracted by Andluck are $1,500 more.
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Example tracing · post-separation mortgage payments
Example · fictional data| Paid | Amount | From | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-04-01 | $3,412 | Acct ··4417 | Stmt 12 · p 4 |
| 2025-05-01 | $3,412 | Acct ··4417 | Stmt 12 · p 6 |
| 2025-06-01 | $3,412 | Acct ··0932 | Source unclear: flagged |
| 2025-07-01 | $3,412 | Acct ··4417 | Stmt 12 · p 9 |
| Payments traced to acct ··4417 | $10,236 | 3 of 4 | Calc R-1 |
What you receive
Clean transaction data
Statements converted into organized transactions, with missing statements and gaps identified. The cleaned data is yours to keep after Stage 1.
Source-linked tracing
If you continue, we trace transfers and source and use of funds. Calculations link back to the underlying records so you and your attorney can inspect them.
CPA second look
We prepare the tracing analysis and supporting records, then introduce you to a CPA contracted by Andluck for a second-look consultation. The CPA identifies issues or areas that may warrant further investigation.
Illustrative example · fictional data
Know what you have. See what is missing.
Nestor’s records, organized across checking, savings and a credit card.
Jan 10–Jul 9, 2025
31 days need a statement
5 statements · 46 transactions
Jan 1–Jun 30, 2025
15 days need a record
6 statements · 12 transactions
Jan 20–Jul 19, 2025
All requested dates covered
6 statements · 36 transactions
Your missing-record list
- Checking · ending 1042Statement needed: March 10–April 9, 202531 days
- Savings · ending 2086Record needed: April 16–30, 202515 days
View the actual preparation workspace


How it works
Start with an inquiry about your financial question. No documents or payment are needed. We confirm fit, scope and the records needed before you decide whether to begin the $500 preparation stage.
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You · gather and submit
Gather your original statements
List the accounts and requested dates. You sign in to your bank, download every page of each statement and arrange the submission method with us after choosing to proceed.
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We · organize and check coverage
Turn received records into rows
We extract transactions from recognized statements, retain source statement and page references, review extraction issues and compare coverage with the dates requested to identify missing periods.
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We deliver · you keep
Receive data and a missing-record list
You keep the organized export and the account periods needing follow-up. You obtain missing statements or tell us if a record was not issued. You can stop after preparation or choose the optional tracing stage.
Extraction depends on the statement layout. An uploaded file is not necessarily an extracted statement; unsupported records need review. This is a preparation service performed by us.
Illustrative example · fictional data
Every file gets an outcome.
We keep track of the records received and the files that need attention.
Recognized statement PDFs with transaction rows prepared.
The same statement was supplied twice. The extra copy adds no transactions.
Activity files were received but did not produce transaction rows.
Fictional data · excerpt from the actual export
Transactions you can follow back to the source.
A few rows from the prepared file, shown here in dollars for readability.
Statement page 2
Statement page 2
Statement page 2
All three rows come from fictional-checking-2025-02-09.pdf, page 2. You keep the organized export and the missing-record list, whether or not you continue to tracing.
Clear pricing, one stage at a time
Stage 1 · Financial record preparation
- Convert statements into organized transaction data.
- Identify missing statements and gaps.
- Keep the cleaned data even if you stop here.
- Software access; confirm availability before payment.
Customer software access is not yet available. We confirm access details and scope before payment.
Stage 1 is independently useful. There is no obligation to buy Stage 2. Preview the organized data and see which statements to gather.
Stage 2 · Financial tracing + CPA consultation
- Trace transfers and the source and use of funds.
- Produce analysis with calculations linked to source records.
- Clearly flag gaps and uncertainty.
- Meet with a CPA contracted by Andluck for a second look at the analysis and supporting records.
Stage 2 follows Stage 1. The CPA consultation is included in the $1,500 Stage 2 price. The total if you choose both stages is $2,000.
Submitting an inquiry is free. We confirm fit and scope before you decide whether to pay for Stage 1.
Any deeper forensic or CPA work is optional, separately scoped, and not included in these prices.
For context, MSN Forensics' 2026 divorce cost guide estimates initial forensic-accountant retainers at $5,000–$15,000. A retainer is a deposit toward hourly work; this two-stage service has a narrower scope and does not include expert testimony.
What this is not
- No legal advice or decisions about claims, property characterization, or outcomes. Review those questions with your attorney.
- No promise to find hidden assets, establish reimbursement, or reach a particular result.
- No court filing, admissibility opinion, or expert testimony is included. The output is source-linked financial analysis for you and your attorney to review.
- Submitting the inquiry does not start work or require payment.
Understand the analysis and your choices
Moore/Marsden calculator
For a home owned before marriage and paid down during it. See the community and separate interest, with every step of the formula worked out in your numbers.
RSU apportionment in divorce
Preview a sample RSU apportionment report, request the full example by email, and learn which equity records and allocation assumptions matter.
How we use AI
We use AI for client work only at your explicit request and with your consent. It can help parse new statement formats and automate characterization and allocation under stated assumptions.
Your documents and privacy
Read how inquiry information and case documents are handled, who may process them, and how to request deletion.
Check if your case qualifies
No payment required to submit an inquiry. Stage 1 is $500; Stage 2 is an additional $1,500 if you choose it. Tell us what financial question you need answered. We reply within 3 business days about fit and next steps.
Do not upload documents or include account numbers, dollar amounts, or your spouse's details here. We request records only if you decide to proceed.
Read the statement-download guide before you inquire →
See how to list accounts, save complete statements and note missing cycles. The guide is free to read, with no email signup. You can inquire before gathering documents.
Prefer email? Contact hello@andluck.com. Please don’t include financial documents or sensitive case details.
Questions
- What happens after I send the form?
- We review your question and reply within 3 business days. We confirm fit and scope before you decide whether to pay for Stage 1. No documents or payment are needed for the inquiry.
- Can I stop after record preparation?
- Yes. The $500 stage gives you organized transaction data and a list of missing statements or gaps. You keep that work whether or not you continue.
- Does preparation include software access?
- Customer software access is not yet available. We confirm access details before payment. The illustrated examples explain the preparation deliverables; the optional screenshots show our current preparation workspace. You keep the prepared export whether or not you choose further tracing.
- What does the CPA do?
- Andluck prepares the tracing analysis. Stage 2 includes an introduction and second-look consultation with a CPA contracted by Andluck, who reviews the analysis and supporting records and identifies issues or areas that may warrant further investigation. Any deeper CPA or forensic work requires a separate agreement. Andluck is not a CPA firm.
- Can I share the analysis with my attorney?
- Yes. It is prepared for you and your attorney to review. Legal advice, expert testimony, and any opinion about court admissibility are outside this service.
- How are my documents handled?
- Documents are requested only after you choose to proceed. See the privacy policy for handling and deletion details.
- Do you use AI on my records?
- Only at your explicit request and with your consent to the proposed use. Sending this inquiry or choosing our service does not authorize AI processing. Read how we use AI.