Financial Advisor Turned Family Detective

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Fraud can be defined as “any intentional of deliberate act to deprive another of property or money by guile, deception or other unfair means.” Learn more about the two principal types of fraud in divorce: misrepresentation of material facts or the concealment of material facts.

Peggy Tracy

MBA, CFP®, CDFA®, CFE

Peggy has been the sole owner of Priority Planning, a tax preparation and financial services practice, since 1986. She added her divorce planning business in 2003. A Certified Fraud Examiner and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® professional, she focuses on assisting divorcing clients with financial matters, including a specialization in forensic accounting and fraud examination. She has testified in court on behalf of her clients, and has conducted more than 100 marital fraud investigations.

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