<prompt> Human: So, do to mostly personal reasons Id like to keep to myself, Mom and Dad are getting a divorce. Dad is trying to stash away as much moeny as he can by opening a college savings accounts for my sister and I Despite the fact I have already graduated with no intention of going back to school. He also wants my sister and I to go with him to open a 401k which he can then deposit more money in. Neither my sister or I want Dad to cheat mom out of the correct amount of money she will be due from the divorce. What are other tricks that we should look out for that could possibly make make this financially unfair for mom?  <response>: None of the things he is doing will work as long as she has a good attorney and accountant. Look out for him simply hiding money. If things were bad for a while and he is already in the mindset of getting as much as possible, this is the best way. You do this by simply reducing cash by making it look like normal expenses that would get counted as such on a financial affidavit and then giving the money to someone he trusts.Edit: Im a little confused as to why I got a down vote here. Im an expert in the field the poster is asking about. 6 years firm work in forensic accounting, almost 3 in my own private practice. Ive filed financial affidavits, both the complex for more assets and simple form for less. The state the poster lives in matters with divorce court but my general advice was sound. Im in Florida, and the divorce courts here dont lean one way or the other. They are generally equitable. 