Navigating the financial side of divorce is no small feat, particularly when the stakes include asset division, spousal support, and emotional well-being. For professionals like Victoria Kirilloff, CDFA®, NCPM®, CDS® and founder of Divorce Analytics, providing clarity in the chaos of divorce has always been the mission. However, the nuances of financial records and the sheer volume of data involved often made the process arduous—until Victoria discovered Valid8.
We recently interviewed Victoria for a video testimonial so that we could explore how her firm transformed its approach to forensic financial analysis, leveraging Valid8’s cutting-edge technology to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and client satisfaction.
Financial analysis for divorce cases often requires wading through a mountain of disorganized and incomplete financial records. Victoria highlighted three primary challenges that her firm frequently encounters when handling these cases:
Victoria’s clients often provide years of financial records, sometimes spanning five years or more. The sheer magnitude of these records creates significant bottlenecks. “Clients hand over everything from shoeboxes of receipts to fragmented files,” Victoria explained, “and we’re left to make sense of it all.”
Even when provided explicit direction to aid the process, many clients still deliver documents with inconsistent naming conventions and no logical organization. The resulting inefficiencies cost her team valuable time and increase expenses for clients. “Disorganized data adds hours to the process, which can lead to frustration on both ends,” she shared.
Manual data entry poses an inherent risk of human error, especially when dealing with complex cases involving high-net-worth individuals or multiple accounts. “Brain fatigue is inevitable when you’re analyzing credit card transactions for hours on end,” said Victoria.
”Brain fatigue is inevitable—but with Valid8, it’s no longer part of the equation.“
The stakes in these cases couldn’t be higher. Every transaction, every spending category, and every overlooked anomaly has the potential to shift outcomes, particularly when courtroom scrutiny is involved.
Recognizing the need for greater efficiency and precision, Victoria turned to Valid8, a verified financial intelligence platform designed to automate and optimize financial investigations. Its powerful features offered her firm a streamlined way to tackle even the most complex cases.
Valid8’s automated tools eliminated the need for manual sorting and categorization. Instead of hours spent organizing client files, Victoria could simply upload them and let Valid8 handle the rest. “What used to take weeks now takes days—or even hours,” she said.
One of Victoria’s favorite features is the gap analysis tool. It allows her to pinpoint missing documents instantly, enabling clear and concise follow-ups with clients. “Before, I’d have to keep going back and forth for missing files. Now, one email with a precise request is all it takes.”
Valid8’s AI categorization feature transformed the way Divorce Analytics handles spending records. With just a few clicks, the platform analyzes and categorizes years’ worth of transactions, flagging potential anomalies in the process. “It’s a game-changer,” Victoria said. “I can focus on strategy instead of getting bogged down in details.”
”With two clicks, Valid8 turns what used to take weeks into a task I can handle over coffee.“
The implementation of Valid8 at Divorce Analytics didn’t just streamline processes—it fundamentally transformed the way the firm operated.
By automating time-consuming tasks, Valid8 has enabled Victoria and her team to take on more cases without compromising quality. “We’ve grown our business while continuing to deliver exceptional results for our clients,” she said.
Valid8’s efficiencies have reduced costs for clients while delivering more comprehensive results. Victoria explained, “Clients love that they’re saving money and still getting high-quality, evidence-based reports.”
The platform’s ability to link every report to source documents has given Victoria peace of mind in high-stakes situations. “When opposing counsel asks tough questions, I know I can back up every number with solid evidence,” she said.
“Every number I present is backed by evidence, giving me—and my clients—unwavering confidence.”
Victoria sees Valid8 as a glimpse into the future of divorce financial analysis. Its AI-driven features and data-driven approach have set a new standard for efficiency and accuracy in the field.
“As technology advances, tools like Valid8 are helping us do what we do best—help families move forward with confidence,” Victoria said. “I’m excited to see where this partnership takes us next.”
For Victoria Kirilloff and Divorce Analytics, Valid8 has been more than just a tool—it’s been a catalyst for growth and innovation. By simplifying complex processes, delivering precise insights, and fostering trust, Valid8 has empowered Divorce Analytics to help more clients achieve equitable, data-driven outcomes.
If you’re ready to transform your financial analysis process, contact us today to learn how Valid8 can make a difference in your practice.