Resources
Unveiling Hidden Income: The Significance of Credit Card Statements in Divorce Cases
Based on our experience, credit card statements frequently disclose expenditures that are personal but paid through the business account.
Maggie Marriott selected for Leadership Maryville Program
We are thrilled to announce that our very own Maggie Marriott has been selected as a participant in the prestigious Maryville Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Maryville program for 2024.
The Perception of Detection: A Powerful Fraud Prevention Mechanism
As a forensic accountant specializing in fraud investigation, I've seen first-hand the devastating effects of financial misconduct on small businesses. These experiences have led me to a firm belief that the most effective fraud prevention mechanism is not complex software or stringent rules, but rather, the perception of detection.
Fighting Against False Allegations of Fraud
Nothing evokes stronger feelings of anger and frustration than baseless allegations of fraud.
Krista Shelton honored with Good Citizen Award
As professionals, we seek to make an impact in our respective industries and make a difference in our community. Today, we honor and celebrate one of our own - Krista, the President of Focused Forensic Solutions.
Why People Hide Money in Divorces
Divorce can be a tumultuous and emotionally charged time. Amidst the whirlpool of emotions, there's also the practical and often challenging task of dividing assets.
Why Small Business Owners Deserve Special Attention During Divorce Proceedings
A common assumption is that the division of assets will be clear-cut and straightforward. However, when a small business is involved, the financial landscape becomes much more complex.
My Unexpected First Arrest: A Rookie IRS Special Agent's Tale
Two weeks into my role as an IRS Special Agent in a new city, St. Louis, I got an assignment that was radically different from what I'd expected.
Exposing Secrets: Top Ways People Hide Money in Divorce
While most people are honest and upfront about their financial situation, some will do anything to hide their assets and reduce the amount of money they give to their ex-spouse.
What exactly is forensic accounting?
At its core, it's accounting with a detective twist. Unlike standard accounting, which involves recording and reporting financial transactions, forensic accounting goes a step further.