you deserve to know where the money really is

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Uncover hidden money to protect you and your kids in divorce and child support — from a CPA who spent 20+ years investigating financial crimes for the IRS.

This book will help you

Divorce and child support cases are hard enough without wondering if you’re being shortchanged. Getting the financial facts right isn’t about winning — it’s about protecting your children’s future.

About Robert

Robert Nordlander, CPA, CFE, is a forensic accountant and a retired Special Agent with IRS-Criminal Investigation, where he spent more than twenty years tracing fraud, embezzlement, and hidden money for the federal government. He now helps spouses, parents, and attorneys uncover the truth in family-court finances.

Choose your level

Start with the book. Go as deep as your case needs.

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The Book
$19.99

Learn where money hides and how to find it.

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Book + workbook
$49

Build your own asset-discovery file, step by step.

Go deeper

Course + community
$297

Video course plus the private Facebook group.

Work with Robert

1:1 forensic review
Custom

A direct case review for complex situations.

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"I highly recommend this service to anyone going through a divorce. The support, guidance, and knowledge I received made a meaningful difference in my situation."

Michael Brown

“This service helped me navigate my divorce with greater clarity and confidence. I felt supported throughout the process, and the resources provided were incredibly valuable.”

Jane Smith

“The supportive community was incredibly helpful. I could ask questions, share my concerns, and receive valuable answers from people who truly understood what I was going through.”

Mark Bassel

“The insights I gained from the course were truly transformative. I learned how to protect my interests and work toward a fair outcome throughout my divorce.”

Mikel Hassy Emily Johnson

Common questions

Straight answers about hidden assets, forensic accounting, and family court finances.

How do I find hidden assets in a divorce?

Start by pulling every financial document you can access — tax returns, bank and brokerage statements, business filings, and pay stubs — then compare them against your spouse's lifestyle and known income. Forensic accountants look for gaps: income that doesn't match spending, transfers to accounts you don't recognize, or business "draws" that quietly reduce reported profit. The book walks through this process step by step.

What does a forensic accountant do in a divorce case?

A forensic accountant traces money the way an investigator would — reviewing tax returns, bank records, and business books to identify unreported income, undervalued assets, or hidden accounts. Robert Nordlander spent over 20 years doing this work for IRS-Criminal Investigation before moving into forensic accounting for divorce and family court cases.

Can hidden income affect my child support calculation?

Yes. Child support is based on each parent's true income, so unreported cash income, business "draws," or income moved through a family business can result in a lower support order than is fair. Getting the real numbers on the table protects your child's support for years, not just at the settlement table.

Do I need a forensic accountant, or is the book enough?

Many people start with the book or the course to learn what to look for and organize their own records. If your case involves a business owner, self-employment income, or a financially complex spouse, a 1:1 case review with Robert can dig deeper into your specific documents.
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