Why Forensic Accounting Matters
In litigation, the numbers need to be trusted. Whether in a divorce, shareholder dispute, or fraud investigation, parties may try to conceal assets, misrepresent income, or manipulate records. Forensic accounting brings clarity by uncovering financial irregularities and presenting a clear, defensible picture of the facts.
Certified Forensic Expertise
David Cawley is a Certified Public Accountant, Certified Fraud Examiner, and Certified Valuation Analyst specializing in financial consulting for litigation. He has worked on cases involving complex financial disputes, including divorces, economic damages, and shareholder conflicts.
Working closely with attorneys, David applies forensic accounting techniques to identify hidden assets, trace funds, evaluate financial claims, and provide analysis that stands up in court.
When to Involve a Forensic Accountant
Forensic accounting is often critical in cases where:
- One party may be hiding or concealing assets
- Business or personal expenses need to be traced or classified
- Income is disputed in support or alimony calculations
- The division of marital vs. separate property is unclear
- Financial misconduct or mismanagement is suspected
In these situations, a forensic accountant can provide the objective analysis needed to strengthen your case.
Forensic Accounting Services
We provide forensic accounting services for:
- Divorce and marital disputes (asset tracing, support calculations, property division)
- Shareholder and partnership disputes
- Economic damages claims
- Fraud investigations and asset recovery
- Business valuation in litigation contexts
Let’s Talk Strategy
At Fraim, Cawley & Company, we work with experienced attorneys to deliver accurate, defensible financial analysis in complex disputes. Contact us today to discuss how forensic accounting can support your case.
Whether it be for a divorce case, partnership dispute, or other litigation, you need to be able to trust the numbers involved. Unscrupulous parties may be trying to hide funds or otherwise misrepresent their current financial situation. We can help uncover these issues and give you confidence in the numbers being presented.