The litigation support solution your firm needs for your
high-stakes divorce cases.
High-asset and financially complex family law matters often involve incomplete disclosures, inconsistent records, and compressed litigation timelines. The ability to accurately interpret and present financial evidence can materially affect discovery outcomes, negotiation leverage, and court credibility.
Financial Evidence Analysts provides structured financial evidence review and litigation support, helping counsel manage complexity, assess evidentiary gaps, and present financial information with clarity and confidence.
We provide litigation-grade financial evidence support, including:
Comprehensive review and synthesis of disclosed financial records
Identification of inconsistencies, omissions, and unresolved financial questions
Neutral, defensible tables and summaries suitable for filings, mediation, or trial
Structured issue framing to support focused follow-up discovery
Our work helps firms:
Reduce evidentiary risk in financially complex matters
Improve clarity and credibility in financial presentations to the court
Focus discovery and negotiation around substantiated financial issues
Allocate attorney time more strategically in high-stakes cases
Maintain control of litigation strategy while relying on objective financial support
Firms most often engage us when:
Financial disclosures are incomplete, inconsistent, or voluminous
Asset, income, or cash-flow issues materially affect case strategy
Counsel needs a reliable financial evidentiary foundation before mediation or trial
Discovery disputes require clearer articulation of gaps and inconsistencies
Trial or hearing preparation demands precise, court-ready financial exhibits
Engagements are project-based and structured around clearly defined deliverables.
Our work is informed by litigation experience and public-sector analytical training emphasizing rigor, objectivity, and defensibility. We approach financial evidence with the same discipline applied in oversight and evaluative contexts — focusing on what the records show, where they fall short, and how they can be presented clearly and responsibly.
We operate as a discreet extension of counsel’s litigation team, providing reliable financial evidence support without interfering with legal judgment or advocacy.
Services are offered on a project-based, flat-fee basis, with fees reflecting the scope, volume, and complexity of the financial records involved.
Most engagements range from $8,000 to $20,000 per matter, depending on scope and litigation needs. Firm-based monthly engagements are available for practices requiring ongoing financial evidence support.
Scope, deliverables, and turnaround time are confirmed in advance to allow counsel to assess cost and fit with confidence. Typical turnaround is 7–14 days. Expedited timelines are available for early stage and time-sensitive matters.
Financial Evidence Analysts was founded to provide litigation-grade financial evidence support for complex family law matters.
In financially complicated cases — particularly high-asset, contested, or discovery-intensive matters — attorneys often spend hours trying to make sense of bank statements, tax returns, cash flow patterns, and partial disclosures. What looks like a spreadsheet problem is often a litigation risk: unclear evidence, unanswered questions, and lost time that could be better spent on legal strategy and client counsel.
At Financial Evidence Analysts, we focus exclusively on organizing, synthesizing, and presenting financial records into clear, defensible summaries and exhibits that fit seamlessly into discovery, negotiation, or trial preparations. Our work helps counsel identify inconsistencies and gaps in disclosed information, frame remaining evidentiary questions, and present financial information with clarity and confidence.
Our approach draws on litigation experience and analytical training that emphasizes objectivity, discipline, and precision. We do not provide legal advice or advocacy; instead, we serve as a discreet and reliable extension of counsel’s litigation team, producing work that attorneys can trust — and judges can readily evaluate.
Whether the issue is voluminous records, incomplete disclosures, or complex cash-flow patterns, Financial Evidence Analysts supports firms with the clarity and structure necessary for informed decision-making and effective case management.