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Understanding the role and diverse application of asset tracing and the different methods available is key to many financial disputes or investigations. Tracing assets is a complex task, requiring skilled financial and legal experts to 'follow the money' by untangling a web of transactions to locate misappropriated assets now held by various individuals or companies.
In this seminar, Kelly Rigby, Forensic Consulting Partner at Grant Thornton explores the asset tracing options available in different scenarios, including formal insolvency proceedings and fraud investigations. It also covers the application to family law and commercial disputes where asset tracing can be used to identify asset ownership and value and reveal hidden assets or undisclosed sources of income.
We explore through the seminar the complex legal apportionment and priority rules within the Australian legal system, which require expertise and deep understanding to ensure the appropriate methodology is utilised.
Forensic audit explained: scope, deliverables, and when forensic accounting fits.
Explore eight often overlooked tax issues impacting asset division and liabilities in family law.
Post-acquisition disputes can significantly impact the success of a transaction and the ongoing success of the businesses involved. Read about practical insights into common post-acquisition dispute issues and how to address them proactively, particularly through the financial due diligence and deal advisory process.