Our Review Standard
Disciplined Analytical Standards
Four rigorous commitments govern every forensic reconstruction and schedule we prepare.
Source Traceability
Every finding, transaction line, and asset valuation is tied directly to an indexed, underlying financial record. Counsel can verify the documentary source of any figure in seconds without searching through unsorted files.
Explicit Assumptions
Where records are ambiguous or incomplete, analytical assumptions are stated explicitly in the narrative report. We never extrapolate or smooth over gaps without clearly flagging them for counsel's attention.
Documented Gaps
Missing statements, unverified transfers, and unexplained withdrawals are formally cataloged. This gives counsel a clear basis for targeted discovery requests, interrogatories, or subpoena drafting.
Clear Scope Boundaries
We provide objective financial analysis and reconstruction, not legal advice. We report what the financial evidence demonstrates, preserving the essential boundary between financial findings and legal conclusions.
Communication & Delivery
Practice Standards
How we collaborate with referring counsel and handle sensitive financial matters.
Responsive Scoping
We discuss matter parameters promptly with counsel, complete a conflict review, and provide a fixed account-year quote before any records are transmitted.
Standardized Files
Deliverables are organized into a standardized four-part digital archive with consistent file naming and an interactive master index for seamless attorney navigation.
National Practice
We work with family-law practitioners and clients nationwide, applying standardized accounting methodologies adaptable to state-specific marital property frameworks.
People & Expertise
Practice Leadership
Experienced financial professionals committed to disciplined analysis, source integrity, and attentive service.
Andrew Bargenda
Practice Principal • Forensic Financial Analysis
Leads complex forensic reconstructions and financial analyses for marital dissolutions. Focuses on tracing cash movements, inter-account transfers, asset characterization schedules, and providing clear, defensible work products for counsel.
Have a matter that turns on the financial record? Discuss the scope with us.
We review financial questions with counsel to establish fit, confirm conflicts, and define the account-year scope before any records are transmitted.