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Financial Disclosure Review Against Bank, Pay and Tax Records (Family Law)

Reconciles a financial disclosure or affidavit, yours or the other party's, against the bank statements, pay records and tax documents you paste. It recomputes the arithmetic, lists accounts and income in the documents that the disclosure omits, lists unexplained transfers, and drafts follow-up document requests.

The Prompt

Variables (8)

VariableDescriptionExample
{{matter_name}}Matter NameReyes v. Reyes
{{disclosure_owner}}Whose DisclosureThe other party
{{review_period}}Period Under ReviewJanuary 2025 through August 2026
{{financial_disclosure}}Financial DisclosureIncome: wages $6,200/month. Expenses: rent $1,800, car $540. Accounts: First Mesa checking ending 4417, balance $3,150. Total monthly income $6,200; total expenses $2,340.
{{disclosure_rules}}Disclosure Rules or NONENONE
{{bank_statements}}Bank and Account StatementsFirst Mesa checking 4417, 03/2026: deposits 03/01 payroll $2,890; 03/15 payroll $2,890; 03/18 transfer in from Coastline savings 9902 $4,000. Coastline savings 9902 statement 03/2026: balance $18,420.
{{pay_and_tax}}Pay Records and Tax DocumentsPay stub 03/15/2026: gross $3,310, net $2,890, YTD gross $16,550. 2025 Form 1099-NEC: $7,400 from Harbor Design LLC.
{{attorney_instructions}}Attorney Instructions or NONEList transfers over $1,000. Focus on 2026.

Expected Output

Conflicts between sources; the arithmetic with each running sum and each difference from a stated total; a line-by-line reconciliation table (disclosed amount, matching record, record amount, difference, status); accounts and income that appear in the records but not in the disclosure; transfers with their dates, amounts and counterparties; a working list of follow-up document requests; missing information, unsupported statements declined and declined requests; and a closing Verification list.

Usage Notes

Use when a financial disclosure or affidavit arrives, or before you sign your own client's. Paste the full disclosure and the records for the period; incomplete records will produce rows marked as having no matching record, which means only that the pasted documents do not show one. Failure mode to watch: arithmetic on pay frequency and an unstated conversion factor, and any wording that implies concealment. Recheck every sum and read each omission as a question for the client or the other side, not a finding. Not legal advice. The attorney remains responsible for verifying every fact, figure and authority before use.

Double-check before use

These are the places where this prompt was seen to slip when tested on sample cases with a small AI model.

Originally featured in: Prompt Engineering for Lawyers: The Complete 2026 Guide

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* These prompts are drafting and analysis aids for licensed attorneys. They are not legal advice and do not replace professional judgment. AI output can contain errors, including invented citations and incorrect deadlines: verify every fact, figure, authority and deadline against primary sources before relying on it. Rules vary by jurisdiction, and you remain responsible for the final work product.