Our Process

This will vary considerably depending on the number of reports and complexity of each one. The best way our clients can help us expedite their reports is by ensuring all documentation necessary is provided to us quickly and in a well organized manner. This will save considerable time in waiting to receive documents and the associated data organization on our part. When we enter into our agreement with clients, we will provide an estimated date of completion depending on the complexity of the project. If there are any known trial, deposition or settlement conference dates, we certainly need to know those at the time of agreement to ensure we can meet those dates.

The cost will be dependent on the number of reports and the complexity of each one. Our process is to request a retainer, based on the initial scope of work as described by the client at the time of our agreement. Should the client require additional services and/or our team determine the reports are more complex than initially discussed, we may require a supplemental retainer. We track our work hourly and our practice is to reimburse our clients for any unused retainer balance.

As is often the case with any specialized service, a more well trained & experienced person has the ability to provide better results. When the prospect of divorce or finance-related civil litigation lays ahead of you, a Forensic Accountant is that well trained & experienced expert who can help you navigate your financial critical care situation.

While we have expertise with regard to taxation issues, we do not prepare tax returns for clients. We recommend you utilize a local CPA or tax expert for those services.

Our process is to include the time for our consultation as part of the retainer in an agreement with our clients.