Dispute Resolution Support for Financial Clarity
When a case stalls, it’s rarely because people refuse to talk. It’s because there is no shared set of numbers, no clean timeline, and no agreed story behind the spending. Hidden income, missing assets, unclear business cash flow, and conflicting financial claims can delay settlement or push matters into costly litigation.
Turning Numbers provides dispute resolution support as a neutral financial fact-finder. We turn records into a clear, testable financial story that attorneys, trustees, and mediators can use in negotiation, mediation, or court.
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What Dispute Resolution Support Looks Like in Practice
Dispute resolution support focuses on decisions that need to be made now, not theoretical analysis. The work centers on gathering the right records, organizing them, and translating them into schedules that answer core questions: what exists, who controls it, what it is worth, and what the cash flow actually shows.
This support may be used:
- Before litigation to test claims before positions harden
- During mediation to reduce surprise and speed agreement
- During discovery to target document requests and follow financial leads
- After judgment when enforcement depends on tracing payments or transfers
The goal is consistent each time: clearer facts that support resolution, without advocating for either side.
Common Disputes We Support
Dispute resolution support is often used in matters involving:
- Divorce where reported income conflicts with spending patterns
- Missing, incomplete, or altered records around separation or dispute dates
- Cash-heavy businesses with unclear owner compensation or perks
- Bankruptcy matters involving transfers, new debt, or solvency concerns
- Business breakups where partners disagree on expenses, draws, or cash use
These disputes benefit from independent financial clarity before positions escalate.
Litigation and Dispute Resolution Through Forensic Accounting
Bookkeeping records transactions. Forensic accounting tests whether they make sense. Dispute resolution support applies that forensic mindset to build clean schedules, timelines, and exhibits that move lawyers and mediators forward.
When needed, Turning Numbers also supports litigation with expert-level analysis that can stand up to scrutiny, including deposition preparation and clear explanations for non-accountants. This allows disputes to progress efficiently, whether toward settlement or trial.
How Turning Numbers Finds the Financial Truth
We find the financial truth through a clear, step-by-step process.
- Define scope and key questions
We start by clarifying what needs to be answered and why, so the work stays focused and relevant. - Collect and organize records
Records are gathered, indexed, and reviewed, including bank and credit card statements, tax returns, accounting files, payroll data, loan documents, and required authorizations. - Reconcile accounts and map transactions
Accounts are reconciled and transactions are traced to a clear timeline to show how money moved and where gaps or inconsistencies appear. - Document and support findings
Every conclusion ties back to source documents using methods that are easy to explain and defend.
All materials are treated as confidential and shared only under agreed terms. Turnaround depends on record volume and gaps, often measured in days or weeks rather than months.
What You Get From Dispute Resolution Support
Clients receive deliverables that create momentum:
- Organized financial records and reconciliations that reduce noise
- Plain-English schedules, summaries, and visuals for mediation or settlement conferences
- Documented workpapers that support motions, negotiations, and trial decisions
When expert support is required, Turning Numbers provides court-ready reports, exhibits, and assistance shaping document requests, deposition questions, and rebuttal analysis.
Dispute Resolution Support That Moves Cases Forward
Disputes do not need more guesswork. They need clarity. Effective dispute resolution support speeds settlement discussions, reduces avoidable litigation, and gives attorneys, trustees, and mediators firmer ground for decision-making.
If your matter involves hidden income, missing assets, or conflicting financial claims, contact Turning Numbers for a confidential forensic consultation.
