Posts by Laurie Dyke
Income & Spending Analysis in Divorce
Laurie Dyke, Founding Partner with IAG Forensics & Valuation shares their methods and processes when perform an Income & Spending Analysis in Divorce situations.
Read MoreEquity Compensation
Laurie Dyke, Founding Partner with IAG Forensics & Valuation shares a few key points regarding Equity Compensation.
Read MoreFinding Hidden Assets – Behind The Numbers
IAG Founding Partner Laurie Dyke discusses Finding Hidden Assets during a forensic investigation. Hello I’m Laurie Dyke the founding partner of IAG Forensics & Valuation, which is a CPA firm that specializes in forensic accounting fraud investigation and business valuations. Welcome to today’s segment of behind the numbers. Today I’m going to talk about finding…
Read MoreBusiness Fraud Panel Event
Atlanta Business Growth Teams Business Fraud Panel Event Too Busy? Fraud Is Never Too Busy. Please join Laurie Dyke of IAG Forensics and Valuation and other distinguished guests September 20, 2022 from 11:30 to 1:30PM for the Atlanta Business Growth Teams Business Fraud Panel Event – Too Busy? Fraud is never too Busy. The event…
Read MoreDividing Assets in a Divorce – Coverture Fraction
The Coverture Fraction (also called the Time Rule Formula) is a mathematical formula that is sometimes used to calculate the marital and non-marital portions of certain types of assets in a divorce, including pensions and stock options. The denominator of the fraction is the total earnings period, often expressed in number of days. In the…
Read MoreChild Support Calculator
The current version of the Georgia child support Excel calculator is Version 8.0, released Sept. 1, 2009. This version includes the statutory change to the Low Income Deviation per HB 145. The Excel calculator is available in two formats: 1. The Standard format allows you to enter data directly onto the Schedules and Worksheet, and 2. The…
Read MoreSource of funds – Coe v Coe
In October, 2009, the Supreme Court of Georgia issued its opinion in the matter of Coe v Coe. In this case, the Husband contributed money that he received in a personal injury law suit, which would normally be considered separate property, toward the purchase of the marital home titled in the names of both the…
Read MoreGA child support calculator – most common error
The most common error we continue to see in the use of the Georgia Child Support Electronic Calculator is on Schedule E, Lines 2 – 10, “Other Deviations.” This section includes deviations for high income, dental and vision insurance, visitation related travel expenses, etc. The tendency is to want to put the amount of the…
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