Forensic Accounting

Forensic accounting is a specialized field that blends accounting, auditing, and investigative skills to uncover the truth behind financial activity. It is often used in cases involving fraud, disputes, or suspected misconduct, where accurate financial insight is essential. A forensic accountant examines records, traces transactions, identifies irregularities, and reconstructs financial data to determine what occurred and who is responsible. Their work often supports legal cases, divorce proceedings, business conflicts, insurance claims, and IRS issues, and they may testify in court to present their findings clearly. By revealing hidden assets, uncovering manipulation, and providing objective, evidence-based analysis, forensic accounting brings clarity, transparency, and resolution to complex financial matters.