Forensic accounting
Reconstructing what the records actually show. Tracing funds, finding unreported income or diverted assets, testing whether the books match the transactions behind them.
The result is a report an attorney can use and, if it comes to that, defend in court.
Disputes and dissolutions
Business dissolutions, shareholder and partner disputes, and divorce all turn on the same questions. What's the business worth, what did each side put in, and what does the income really look like once the accounting is straightened out.
In divorce that usually means separating personal spending from business spending and landing on an income figure that will hold up for support calculations.
- Business valuation for dissolution or buyout
- Shareholder and partner dispute analysis
- Marital asset tracing and income determination
- Lost wages and wrongful discharge calculations
Expert witness testimony
Deposition and trial testimony, with the analysis written up so a judge, a jury and opposing counsel can follow it.
Attorneys are welcome to call before engaging to talk through whether a case needs a valuation, a forensic examination or a damages calculation.
What this covers
- Business dissolutions
- Shareholder and partner disputes
- Divorce
- Expert witness testimony
- Lost wages and wrongful discharge
- Forensic accounting
Other services
Referred by someone we work with?
Call the office and speak to Bailey. She handles the calendar and will get you in front of Ruth.