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Get focused financial findings to support discovery, case strategy, and client conversations.
Family law attorney resourcesExplore all forensic servicesGet focused financial findings to support discovery, case strategy, and client conversations.
Family law attorney resourcesExplore all forensic servicesUnderstand your options for divorce, IRS and tax questions, suspected fraud, or other financial concerns.
Divorce financial questionsExplore services for your situationFormer IRS, FBI, and financial crime specialists help clients, attorneys, businesses, and organizations make sense of complicated financial records, starting with a flat-rate first step instead of open-ended hourly billing.
A flat-rate preliminary review of available records to determine whether evidence supports a deeper financial investigation.

When income, spending, business records, or hidden assets are in question, FFS helps attorneys and clients understand what the financial records actually show.

Trace suspicious activity, organize evidence, and document financial losses in a way attorneys, leadership teams, and decision-makers can use.

Support for organizations facing suspected misuse of funds, embezzlement, control weaknesses, or unexplained financial activity.

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The work is evidence-led. We review the records, document what can be supported, and avoid overstating what the evidence does not show.
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Clients deserve to understand both the findings and the cost. Our flat-rate first step reduces billing uncertainty and makes the process easier to evaluate.
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We work with clients, attorneys, and organizations to turn financial complexity into useful next steps.
Years combined investigative experience
IRS and FBI investigators
Rate pricing model
Financial investigation support
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A team of former IRS, FBI, fraud, tax, and financial investigation professionals who know how to follow the records and explain what they show.
Meet the minds behind Focused Forensic Solutions.
Send a brief inquiry about your financial questions, then look for your scheduling link by email.
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