Lifestyle Analysis video
Every card and bank line classified, one-offs set aside, and the standard of living locked with a cited exhibit. 1:17
What the film shows
Rebuilds a marriage's real spending from statements to prove the standard of living
Agents read every statement and check, classify each transaction into the affidavit's categories, separate one-offs from recurring spending, test the other side's sworn budget, compare spending with reported income and draft the report and exhibits. The analyst confirms the unsure transactions; the partner approves exclusions, locks the number and signs.
Transcript
- Lifestyle Analysis rebuilds a marriage's real spending from statements, for family law firms.
- Alimony turns on the marital standard of living, usually argued from testimony.
- Agents read three years of statements: fourteen thousand eight hundred transactions.
- Each lands in one of twenty-two categories; the analyst confirms the unsure ones.
- The renovation and a car are one-offs, set aside with the partner's approval.
- Travel alone is four thousand one hundred twenty dollars a month, across fourteen trips.
- His affidavit says fourteen thousand; the records show thirty-one thousand six hundred.
- Spending beat reported income by seventy-four hundred a month, a signal to weigh.
- The standard of living locks at thirty-one thousand six hundred, with its exhibit.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.