Almost everyone has heard divorce horror stories. For example, during the divorce process, the parties exchange financial information in what should be a transparent process with full disclosure. Based on this disclosure of assets and debts, the parties reach a settlement, or they head to trial to … [Read more...] about Conducting a Forensic Financial Analysis in Divorce Proceedings: Part 1
Jenny Staskey
Avoiding Financial Court When Caring for a Family Member
There comes a time when many of us face the realities of caring for an aging family member, and ultimately, planning for our own care. In the financial arena, mental impairment of a loved one may result in the appointment of a guardian and conservator. When this happens, the conservator has control … [Read more...] about Avoiding Financial Court When Caring for a Family Member
Considering Technology and Mindfulness
Go to a restaurant or even a university classroom at the beginning of a class and you will undoubtedly see people staring intently at their cell phones. Some are texting, others are tweeting, looking at Instagram or Snapchat, and others are busy replying to emails. Let me also add that in the … [Read more...] about Considering Technology and Mindfulness
Reviewing a Case of Employee Fraud
She was the perfect employee. She could do it “all.” She was a long-time employee of the company and as time went on, had been given additional responsibilities so the owners wouldn’t have to be inconvenienced to sign checks each time the bills were paid. As the company bookkeeper, she was tasked … [Read more...] about Reviewing a Case of Employee Fraud