How to Become a Forensic Accountant: What to Read First
- At April 24, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Forensic Accounting
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How to become a forensic accountant: what to read and research first. Miles Mason, Sr., JD, CPA advises CPAs thinking about a new career in forensic accounting. How to Become a Forensic Accountant | What to Read and Research First Forensic Accounting is cool. After having taught forensic accounting to judges, lawyers, and CPAs about forensic […]
Read More»What is an Uncontested Tennessee Divorce?
- At April 23, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce
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When you file a petition for divorce in which both spouses agree that the marriage should be terminated because of irreconcilable differences, it may be known as an uncontested divorce. This basically means that both spouses agree they can no longer cohabitate as husband and wife, and their marriage should legally end. This may seem […]
Read More»Be Patient: Avoid Common Tennessee Divorce Problems
- At April 22, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce
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No one wants their divorce to drag on for years, which is why most divorcees hire a divorce lawyer to help them speed up the process. While you want to settle things with your ex-spouse quickly, it’s important not to rush into things without considering how your decisions will impact the future. Many common divorce […]
Read More»Speeding Up Your Tennessee Divorce
Tennessee divorce laws are lengthy and complex, but not impossible to work with. Still, it takes years of studies in the area of family law to gain a good understanding of what is fair and just under divorce law, which is why it’s a matter best left up to the expertise of a divorce lawyer. […]
Read More»Searching for Hidden Assets in Tennessee Divorce | Forensic Techniques
When searching for hidden assets in Tennessee divorce, family lawyers need to review complicated financial documents including tax returns, financial statements, and complex compensation documentation. Forensic accountants help Tennessee divorce and family lawyers and their clients by employing a forensic accounting methodology and choosing among an unlimited number of techniques. The “Eyeball and Smell Tests” are two of the […]
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