Divorce & Finances: How Forensic Accounting Brings Clarity

Aashir Abbas
Sep 16
1 min read

Divorce is emotionally and financially complex. One of the most difficult parts is dividing assets fairly. That’s where forensic accounting plays a crucial role. At MarkhamNorton in Fort Myers, our forensic CPAs provide clarity during divorce proceedings.

What Forensic Accounting Does in Divorce Cases

Uncovers Hidden Assets – Identifies bank accounts, investments, or property not disclosed.
Values Businesses – Ensures accurate valuation of closely held businesses.
Analyzes Lifestyle Spending – Verifies claims of income and expenses.
Provides Expert Testimony – Clear, objective financial evidence for the court.

Why Forensic Accounting Is Essential in Divorce

Prevents one spouse from concealing assets.
Provides a fair basis for division of property.
Helps ensure accurate child support and alimony calculations.

FAQ

Q: Do all divorces require forensic accounting?A: No, but it’s highly recommended when significant assets or businesses are involved.

Q: Can forensic accountants testify in court?A: Yes, they often serve as expert witnesses to present financial findings.

Gain clarity and peace of mind during divorce with forensic accounting from MarkhamNorton in Fort Myers.