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Forensic accountants are CPAs first who pursued further education, specified training, and a certification examination. If your business has experienced financial ambiguity, potential fraud, or instability, then you may benefit from considering the services of a forensic accountant.
Whether you or your spouse owns a business, you will need an accountant to help make sense of both parties financial standings to help aid in planning a settlement.
Though women tend to take a bigger financial hit from divorce, men often suffer more emotionally and psychologically. Men are more likely than women to suffer from depression after a divorce, and when they experience depression, it tends to consume men more fully than it consumes women.
For a rough guideline, you might be looking at paying somewhere between $150 $300 per hour for a professional in this field. Thats far from set in stone, however, and you might find that rates are higher for certain types of work including prices that exceed $500 per hour.
Forensic accounting is centered around discovering information. New information may lead to more company involvement, and therefore the cost may increase. Therefore, exact costs are impossible to give.

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In Alberta, both spouses are responsible for their debts and assets acquired during the marriage. This includes any property, investments, savings, or RRSPs. If you have children together, you must consider child support payments.
There are way too many variables involved to make a reasonable guess at how much it is going to cost to deploy forensic accounting within your organization. For a rough guideline, you might be looking at paying somewhere between $150 $300 per hour for a professional in this field.
After a divorce is finalized, men hold 2.5 times the amount of wealth women do, and womens household income falls 41% (compared to mens 23%). But its not divorce, itself, that leads to these economic repercussions.
Willardson pointed to a statistic from the Government Accountability Office which reports that, after a divorce, a womans household income drops by an average of 41%, almost twice the income drop experienced by men.
Research from London School of Economics showed that womens household income fell by 20% after divorce, while mens household income rose by 30% after divorce. After age 50, the financial consequences for women become even more pronounced, with average household income sinking by 45%.

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