Forensic Accounting
When the financial facts need to be proven.
Whether money is missing, records are disputed, or a financial matter is heading to court — we find the facts, document them clearly, and explain them in a way that holds up.
What forensic accounting covers.
Forensic accounting uses accounting and investigative skills to answer financial questions in legal and business disputes. It's called for when the numbers are unclear, contested, or need to be rebuilt from incomplete records. The work has to be defensible — whether it ends up in a report, a deposition, or a courtroom.
Asset Tracing
We follow money through accounts, entities, and transactions to show where assets went and who was in control.
Fraud Investigation
Embezzlement, financial statement fraud, and misappropriation — investigated and documented with the rigor required for legal proceedings.
Business Valuation Disputes
When a business value is contested in a divorce, partnership split, or lawsuit, we provide an independent analysis.
Damages Calculation
Lost profits, lost business value, and economic damages — calculated with clear methodology and documented assumptions.
Financial Reconstruction
When records are incomplete or unreliable, we rebuild the financial history from whatever sources are available.
Contract & Partnership Disputes
Revenue splits, profit calculations, and financial obligations under contracts — analyzed and documented for resolution or trial.
Who we work with.
Attorneys
We work alongside litigation counsel as a financial resource — from early case review through trial.
Business owners
Partnership disputes, shareholder disagreements, and suspected employee fraud all require an independent financial look.
Individuals
Divorce proceedings, estate disputes, and personal financial matters that require documented financial analysis.
Dealing with a financial dispute or suspected fraud?
Call us to talk through the situation. We'll tell you what forensic accounting can do for your case.
Call 305-850-7777