Discover when hiring a forensic accountant is worth the investment in divorce. Soman Forensics explains key financial red flags, hidden asset concerns, business interests, and other situations that may justify a deeper financial investigation.

Audited financial statements don’t always tell the full story in divorce cases. Jason Soman explains their limitations and the financial issues forensic analysis can uncover.

Jason Soman was interviewed on The Florida Divorce Podcast, hosted by Attorney Scott Kalish of Kalish & Jaggars PLLC. Scott and Jason discussed Divorce and Fraud. It is an episode you do not want to miss! Listen to the Podcast wherever you get your shows. The link for Apple Podcasts is below. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/divorce-and-fraud-interview-with-forensic-accountant/id1626579395?i=1000602958744 To learn more about Scott and his firm, visit www.KJLawFLA.com

Can you prove someone doesn’t own a business or asset? In divorce cases, that question can be more complicated than it sounds. Here’s how forensic accountants approach “proving a negative” by following the financial evidence.

A missing page can reveal more than expected. See how careful financial discovery and attention to detail uncovered an undisclosed bank account—and why the smallest details can have a significant impact in divorce litigation.

A general ledger can serve as a roadmap when analyzing a business during divorce. Jason Soman of Soman Forensic & Valuation CPAs explains how forensic accountants use the GL to examine income, expenses, and individual transactions—and why the underlying records still matter.

What can the FTX saga teach divorce attorneys about financial investigations? Jason Soman of Soman Forensic & Valuation CPAs examines property records, hidden assets, and the financial breadcrumbs that can matter in divorce forensic accounting.

Jason Soman of Soman Forensics & Valuation CPAs explains why mortgage applications can be a crucial source of information in divorce financial discovery—and how they may reveal income, accounts, assets, or other financial information disclosed to a lender but not identified elsewhere in the case.

The fraud triangle can help explain financial misconduct in divorce cases. See how opportunity, incentive, and rationalization can reveal where to focus a financial investigation.

A complete financial discovery response can be critical in litigation. Learn how forensic accountants compare bank and credit card statements to identify missing accounts, hidden assets, and unexplained expenses before discovery deadlines expire.

How do you prove something doesn’t exist? In divorce cases, claims involving hidden assets or financial manipulation can require forensic accountants to investigate the seemingly impossible—proving a negative. Soman Forensics & Valuation CPAs explores how careful analysis, targeted testing, and circumstantial evidence can help uncover the facts and guide financial discovery.

Jason Soman joins Melissa Gragg on ValuationPodcast to discuss what family lawyers should know about personal tax returns in divorce cases. The conversation covers income versus cash flow, key financial issues to identify early, additional documents to review, and potential methods of concealing income or assets.