Forensic Accounting Services

Forensic Accounting Services

When the Numbers Don’t Add Up, We Find the Truth.

Forensic accounting is the intersection of accounting, investigation, and litigation support. Whether you're facing suspected fraud, financial disputes, or regulatory concerns, our forensic accounting services uncover the facts with clarity, precision, and discretion.

What Is Forensic Accounting?

Forensic accounting involves analyzing financial records to identify discrepancies, misstatements, or signs of fraud. These investigations are typically used in legal proceedings, corporate disputes, insurance claims, divorce cases, and internal audits. Our team provides in-depth financial analysis that holds up in court and brings transparency to complex situations.

Our Expertise Covers:

  • Fraud Investigation: Uncover embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, or internal theft within your organization.

  • Litigation Support: Assist attorneys and clients with expert analysis and testimony in civil, criminal, or corporate legal cases.

  • Financial Disputes: Resolve shareholder, partnership, or contract-related disputes with clear, objective financial findings.

  • Business Valuation Disputes: Deliver accurate valuations during litigation, divorce, or estate planning conflicts.

  • Bankruptcy & Insolvency Analysis: Analyze financial records to identify asset transfers, preference payments, or hidden liabilities.

When You Need Forensic Accounting:

  • Suspected employee or management fraud

  • Partner or shareholder disputes

  • Marital dissolution involving complex assets

  • Business interruption or insurance claims

  • Financial misreporting or audit concerns

  • Court-ordered accounting reviews

Why Work With Us?

Our forensic accountants combine investigative experience with deep accounting expertise. We work closely with legal teams, business owners, and individuals to uncover financial truths while maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality and objectivity. Every report is detailed, defensible, and designed for litigation if needed.