Do you worry that your spouse is hiding assets or understating his/her income in your divorce? Are you wanting to make sure you know what exists in your marital estate before the property settlement? In the first of five workbooks, Find Money in Divorce: Get Organized in Your Divorce, Leah Wietholter, CFE, PI guides you through the first step of any divorce forensic accounting investigation: getting organized. Leah Wietholter, CFE, PI has been called the modern-day Sherlock Holmes over her thirteen-year career as a forensic accountant, fraud examiner, and private investigator. After helping numerous clients find assets in divorce proceedings, Leah realized she could make this process accessible to more people and has done so by creating Find Money in Divorce. The Find Money in Divorce: Get Organized in Your Divorce workbook provides:- A checklist of information to gather or request- Sample organizational templates and instructions- Sample financial documents and explanations Before you can begin to find hidden money, you have to first organize what you know to identify what you don’t know. Leah Wietholter is the CEO of Workman Forensics in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As a Certified Fraud Examiner and private investigator, Wietholter is an expert in following patterns to find money.While working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Wietholter discovered an interest and talent for forensic accounting. Following employment with the FBI, Wietholter worked as a Senior Certified Fraud Examiner at a public accounting firm in Tulsa. She then opened Workman Forensics to help clients become a modern-day Sherlock Holmes by equipping them with tools to find money. Leah has been married to her husband, Chris, for almost ten years. They have three lovable pups - Sherlock, Watson, and Irene. They live in Tulsa, Oklahoma.