For Divorce Cases, Why Might the Level of Scrutiny Be

For divorce cases, why might the level of scrutiny be considerably less that in bankruptcy cases?

A) Divorce attorneys don't always have the financial expertise that many bankruptcy attorneys have.
B) In bankruptcy cases there tend to be creditors with experience in asset concealment, and who are in possession of information-rich credit applications from debtors.
C) In bankruptcy cases there is more of a tendency for fraudulent conveyances and the hiding of assets to take place immediately prior to the filing.
D) All of the above.