Surviving Burnout and How to Rekindle the Fire

Surviving Burnout and How to Rekindle the Fire

It has been published that some Attorneys have reached a point in their careers where they are burned out and maybe even considering a change of profession. It is known that the COVID-19 months of isolation have taken their toll and have reduced the desire for some...

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Forensic Accountant Coalesces with an Expert Witness

Forensic Accountant Coalesces with an Expert Witness

Forensic accounting[1] investigates financial transactions and business situations to obtain the truth and develop an expert opinion regarding possible fraudulent activity. Two areas of expertise make up the field of forensic accounting: Litigation support and...

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The Evidence Needed to Prove Your Clients Case

The Evidence Needed to Prove Your Clients Case

Early on, the Texas Supreme Court established the basic principles of tracing separate property. Where separate and community funds were commingled in a bank account, it was considered impossible to segregate the funds.[1] In 1976 James D. Stewart adopted from Farrow...

read more
Fraud Investigation by the Numbers 2022 Version

Fraud Investigation by the Numbers 2022 Version

It is nearing the end of 2022, and like every other year, fraud is the cases worked on by the Sage Team. The Sage Team has been hired to handle fraud cases by corporations, attorneys, and accounting departments. We saw a lot of occupational fraud throughout the year,...

read more
Tracing Simplified Using DIO

Tracing Simplified Using DIO

Tracing Essentials If your client is contemplating marriage after the death of a spouse or divorce and the client was left with a high net worth, it is necessary to protect their separate property before their remarriage. It is best since you are marshaling the assets...

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Help Your Client Prevent Expense Fraud in Their Business

Help Your Client Prevent Expense Fraud in Their Business

Business attorneys like yourself are always trying to help clients prevent fraud in their businesses. To prevent fraud, it is critical first to encourage your clients to develop a policy to deter fraud and make employees aware of the impact of fraud on the...

read more
Victimization by Scammers Adjusts to the Internet Age

Victimization by Scammers Adjusts to the Internet Age

During the tax shelter years, individuals would invest in schemes to save money on federal income tax owed. As a result, scores of people lost money and became part of a con man's "sucker list." In early 2001, there was a fraud scheme in Las Vegas where sales...

read more
Claims of Reimbursements, Offset

Claims of Reimbursements, Offset

The Texas Constitution, Article XVI, Sec. 15, defines Separate Property as all real and personal property of a spouse owned or claimed before marriage, and that was acquired afterward by gift, devise, or descent shall be the separate property of that spouse.[1] States...

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Surviving Burnout and How to Rekindle the Fire

Surviving Burnout and How to Rekindle the Fire

It has been published that some Attorneys have reached a point in their careers where they are burned out and maybe even considering a change of profession. It is known that the COVID-19 months of isolation have taken their toll and have reduced the desire for some...

read more
Forensic Accountant Coalesces with an Expert Witness

Forensic Accountant Coalesces with an Expert Witness

Forensic accounting[1] investigates financial transactions and business situations to obtain the truth and develop an expert opinion regarding possible fraudulent activity. Two areas of expertise make up the field of forensic accounting: Litigation support and...

read more
The Evidence Needed to Prove Your Clients Case

The Evidence Needed to Prove Your Clients Case

Early on, the Texas Supreme Court established the basic principles of tracing separate property. Where separate and community funds were commingled in a bank account, it was considered impossible to segregate the funds.[1] In 1976 James D. Stewart adopted from Farrow...

read more
Fraud Investigation by the Numbers 2022 Version

Fraud Investigation by the Numbers 2022 Version

It is nearing the end of 2022, and like every other year, fraud is the cases worked on by the Sage Team. The Sage Team has been hired to handle fraud cases by corporations, attorneys, and accounting departments. We saw a lot of occupational fraud throughout the year,...

read more
Tracing Simplified Using DIO

Tracing Simplified Using DIO

Tracing Essentials If your client is contemplating marriage after the death of a spouse or divorce and the client was left with a high net worth, it is necessary to protect their separate property before their remarriage. It is best since you are marshaling the assets...

read more
Help Your Client Prevent Expense Fraud in Their Business

Help Your Client Prevent Expense Fraud in Their Business

Business attorneys like yourself are always trying to help clients prevent fraud in their businesses. To prevent fraud, it is critical first to encourage your clients to develop a policy to deter fraud and make employees aware of the impact of fraud on the...

read more
Victimization by Scammers Adjusts to the Internet Age

Victimization by Scammers Adjusts to the Internet Age

During the tax shelter years, individuals would invest in schemes to save money on federal income tax owed. As a result, scores of people lost money and became part of a con man's "sucker list." In early 2001, there was a fraud scheme in Las Vegas where sales...

read more
Claims of Reimbursements, Offset

Claims of Reimbursements, Offset

The Texas Constitution, Article XVI, Sec. 15, defines Separate Property as all real and personal property of a spouse owned or claimed before marriage, and that was acquired afterward by gift, devise, or descent shall be the separate property of that spouse.[1] States...

read more