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Names On Utilities       Make sure your name is listed on your utility accounts before the divorce. This is often overlooked, but when you get credit, they often look to see if you have a phone number in your name.      Collect as much information as you can now on every financial aspect of your life. This will be a lot easier to accomplish before the split.      Look for balances, transaction statements, contact names, addresses and phone numbers for the following: Joint bank accounts   Credit cards   Brokerage statements   Tax returns   Business interests   Pension funds   Social Security   Loans   Medical coverage   Insurance (home, auto, life)   Wills and trusts   Marital assets (artwork, antiques, etc.)   Mortgage   Indebtedness   Inheritances   Safe deposit boxes Once you've done research, it may be a good idea to give copies of relevant documents, statements and appraisals to your attorney for safe keeping. Should you require additional privacy for correspondence during this time, consider opening a post office box or have personal mail directed to the home of a friend.