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Legal Briefs on Divorce: The Role of Forensic Financial Investigations in a Divorce – Part 3

09 Sep 2009

9 Sep, 2009  Divorce Groups

This is part three of a three-part video. For full episodes provided by Stark & Stark, please visit LegalBriefsTV.com.

This installment of Legal Briefs On Divorce is an interview with John S. Eory, Shareholder in Stark & Stark’s Divorce Group, and Tom Hoberman, CPA with the accounting firm of WithumSmith + Brown. Mr. Eory and Mr. Hoberman discuss the need for forensic financial investigations in your divorce, and Mr. Hoberman discusses his experience in conducting investigations in order to uncover fraud, embezzlement schemes, damages and assess internal control weaknesses.

Duration : 0:8:24


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  • shanejimison
    I agree with this review, as there is a need of forensic financial investigation in a common divorce case. Divorce is not just a case it can construct or destruct anyone's life so it will be better to investigate every aspect of one's livelihood.
    Virginia Divorce Lawyer
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