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Starting a Financial Investigation

How do you start a financial investigation? What would you look at first when analyzing a business? Tracy Coenen talks about some of the important

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Making Mistakes With Expert Witnesses – Fraud Files Blog

There is little doubt that litigation can be stressful for clients and attorneys alike. With filings, briefs, and deadlines, the litigator has little time to

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Creating an MLM in Ten Easy Steps – Fraud Files Blog

Hundreds of thousands of Americans get sucked into Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) companies each year. From Mary Kay to Amway to Herbalife to PrePaid Legal, the

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How to Use a Lifestyle Analysis in Divorce

How is a lifestyle analysis used in a divorce case? Attorney Miles Mason discusses how he uses the report, more specifically the numbers that he

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Reconstructing Books and Records For a Tax Audit – Fraud Files Blog

You are being audited. These are some of the most dreaded words an individual or business will ever hear from a state or federal tax

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Preventing Church Fraud – Fraud Files Blog

There may be nothing more disheartening in the world of fraud investigation than a church employee caught embezzling. Unfortunately, there are fairly regular news reports

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Tips to Find Hidden Assets in Divorce – Fraud Files Blog

It is not uncommon for one spouse to hide assets during a divorce. Everyone is in love until they’re not, and then they may not

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Is a Lifestyle Analysis Simply Data Entry? – Fraud Files Blog

When completing a lifestyle analysis in a divorce or child support case, I am often asked whether my work is simply data entry. Why does

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The Damage Inflicted by Financial Statement Fraud – Fraud Files Blog

Financial statement fraud impacts any person or organization that has a financial interest in the success or failure of a company. A manipulation of the

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Preventing Fraud in a Law Firm – Fraud Files Blog

There are two inexpensive and simple steps that can be taken to provide more oversight for the disbursement function at a law office. First, a