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If he has a set of books that show his REAL earnings, grab it. Either keep it or photocopy it.... I'd keep it. Compare those numbers to his tax returns.
If you can't find his books, you may have to prove his income by getting copies of bank statements where he deposited any revenues.
If he has a cash business, it could be tougher. BUT, if he is showing losses, you can threaten turning him into the IRS where they could do a net worth assessment on him.... which compares how much he is showing on his tax returns vs. how much he is spending and showing in his bank accounts.
You may not have to go to the IRS though. Doing so may just reduce the total amount of assets he has left to split with your mother. You could use threaten turning him into the IRS to get the fair divorce settlement for your mom. Try not to threaten this in writing or in the presence of anybody though. :o)
Any bank statements, investment summaries, etc. would be good to get copies of.
I'm not sure if you have access to his house while he is there or only when he is out. But, if you can rifle thru his wallet at some point you may find bank cards, and documents that let you know which banks he has accounts with.
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