Modern careers often include consulting work, business ownership, or intellectual property interests that may not appear in traditional financial statements. This sprint focuses on identifying these assets and understanding how they may be treated during divorce disclosures and negotiations. Participants learn how business interests and intellectual property rights can influence asset division.

The session guides participants in building a basic inventory of entrepreneurial activities, ownership interests, and intellectual property assets. Participants also review the types of information typically needed to evaluate the financial value of these interests. By the end of the sprint, participants will have a clearer understanding of how these assets fit into the broader financial picture of their divorce.