Financial Clarity During Life’s Most Difficult Transitions

Divorce brings more than emotional upheaval—it often exposes financial uncertainty. When questions arise about income, assets, or spending patterns, forensic accounting provides a factual foundation for fair and informed outcomes.

Dispute Services in Divorce.

Asset Identification & Tracing

• Identification of marital versus separate property

• Analysis of retirement accounts, investments, and real estate holdings

• Tracing financial transfers or title changes leading up to divorce

• Review of account statements and financial disclosures for inconsistencies

Income & Lifestyle Analysis

• Comparison of reported income to actual deposits and spending

• Identification of irregularities that may indicate underreported income

• Documentation of historical lifestyle and spending habits

• Support for spousal and child support determinations based on actual financial behavior

Financial Irregularity Reviews

• Review of records for signs of unusual activity or missing funds

• Examination of bank and credit card transactions for patterns inconsistent with disclosures

• Assessment of financial documents for potential concealment or misrepresentation

• Follow-the-money tracing to provide context—not guarantees—for unexplained movement of funds

Why Forensic Accounting Matters in Divorce.

When the numbers don’t add up—or when one party controls most of the financial information—a methodical, independent review can change the trajectory of a case. Forensic analysis can help clarify what’s there, what’s missing, and what questions still need answering.

Court-ready reports, practical insight, and fact-based analysis help attorneys and clients prepare, negotiate, and litigate from a position of knowledge—not speculation.

Whether you're early in the divorce process or facing unresolved financial issues post-judgment, forensic accounting offers an objective view of the financial landscape—empowering informed decisions at every stage.