Free LIBR Scenario Explorer
Estimate how account balance dips may affect a separate-property tracing claim.
Use synthetic examples or enter a simplified balance history to see how the Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule may constrain a claimed amount under selected assumptions. This educational tool is not legal advice or an expert opinion and requires attorney or expert review. LIBR is one deterministic methodology within the broader Exit Protocol financial investigation platform.
Step 1 — Choose how to explore
Step 2 — Enter assumptions
Synthetic teaching scenario
Simplified balance scenario
Later deposits are shown separately because treatment can be jurisdiction- and fact-dependent. This public estimator does not determine legal ownership.
Scenario calculation runs using the assumptions entered above.
Step 3 — Preliminary scenario result
Balance-dip timeline
Key assumption
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Why this result changed
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Scope
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Assumption ledger
Documents to gather next
- Original source-of-funds record
- Account statements covering deposit through disputed period
- Transfer confirmations
- Supporting account records
- Dates of major withdrawals
- Records explaining later deposits
Questions for counsel or a forensic accountant
- Which tracing method applies under the facts and forum?
- How should later deposits be characterized in this account history?
- Are the selected records complete for the disputed period?
- What additional corroboration is needed for the source-of-funds story?
What a full Exit Protocol workpaper adds
- Transaction-level replay on selected records
- Visible calculation strategy
- Material ledger rows
- Source provenance
- Attorney-reviewable output
- Snapshot integrity and final-file verification