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Wealth, Family and Succession Matters

The technical question here is to determine, precisely, what makes up an estate, what it is worth, and how it moved up to the date relevant to the settlement or succession.

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In Summary
Asset determination and valuation, divorce settlements, probate and estate proceedings, ownership interests and asset tracing.

Context in which the problem arises

Interests in family businesses, assets registered in a third party's name, variable income and transactions that predate a separation or death call for an accounting and financial examination that goes beyond an inventory of declared assets.

When this analysis is needed

  • Divorce and the dissolution of a stable union.
  • Probate proceedings and disputes among heirs.
  • Suspected concealment of assets.
  • Rendering of accounts by an estate administrator or executor.

Questions typically analyzed

  • Asset determination and valuation
  • Divorce and asset division
  • Marital disputes
  • Probate and succession proceedings
  • Ownership interests
  • Asset identification and tracing
  • Rendering of accounts

How SGEx Approaches This

SGEx identifies the assets and rights based on accounting, banking and corporate records, sets the valuation date, values ownership interests, and documents movements that change the composition of the estate.

Steps in the SGEx methodology

Possible Work and Deliverables

The format is defined according to the case, the proceeding and the purpose of the work.

  • Asset valuation report
  • Asset tracing report
  • Expert opinion
  • Examination of rendered accounts
  • Expert questions and clarifications
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