Kristin Getz CPA PC

We begin with a free phone consultation to evaluate your needs and give a cost estimate. If you decide to move forward, we will prepare an engagement letter that outlines the scope of work and any required retainer, in accordance with AICPA guidelines.

We charge a competitive and fair hourly fee and may require a retainer if the work involves testimony through reports, depositions, or trials. Our goal is to resolve conflicts efficiently, often equipping clients to settle matters before reaching trial or arbitration.

Traditional accounting focuses on recording and reporting transactions. In contrast, forensic accounting investigates financial data to uncover the story behind the numbers, often involved in resolving disputes or clarifying asset ownership during business transitions.

Forensic accountants clarify financial issues in business disputes and present clear, concise findings to help decision-makers (judges, juries, and arbitrators) resolve cases fairly. In some instances, we are hired after mistrials occur due to unclear financial data.

Yes, as a Certified Fraud Examiner, Kristin Getz investigates fraud and embezzlement allegations. She also assists businesses in reviewing their processes to identify and prevent vulnerabilities to fraud.

Forensic accounting benefits organizations of all sizes. Smaller companies often lack the internal resources to manage these issues, and hiring an impartial third party can enhance credibility with decision-makers.

Not all do, but Kristin Getz has experience testifying through reports and depositions. Many cases settle before trial, but having this expertise on the team is invaluable when needed.

The timeline depends on the court schedule, complexity, and the volume of data to be evaluated.