The work
What forensic accounting actually does.
Routine accounting asks whether the books balance. Forensic accounting asks what actually happened, and whether the books were arranged to hide it.
The result is not an opinion. It is a documented chain of evidence that ties every conclusion back to a source, so it holds up in a negotiation or a courtroom.
When to bring us in
If any of these sound familiar, it's worth a conversation.
Suspected embezzlement
Money is leaving the business and the explanations don't hold up.
Litigation & damages
A dispute needs a credible, defensible damages calculation.
Partner & shareholder disputes
Ownership is at odds over what the books really show.
Insurance & fraud claims
A claim or loss needs to be substantiated and quantified.
Bankruptcy & insolvency
Transfers and transactions need to be traced and tested.
Hidden assets
Income or assets appear to have been moved out of view.
The method in action
The same forensic accounting, on the record.
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