Guardianship Auditor

Description We are looking for a detail-oriented Guardianship Auditor to support the review of financial activity and case records for individuals under court-appointed guardianship in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This contract position with potential for permanency focuses on evaluating documentation, identifying irregularities, and helping ensure that wards are managed in accordance with legal and court-directed requirements. The ideal candidate brings strong analytical judgment, confidence working with financial records, and the ability to communicate findings clearly to court stakeholders.

Responsibilities:

- Review bank, investment, and related financial records for guardianship cases to confirm transactions align with court directives and applicable statutes.

- Assess case-specific documentation, identify discrepancies or concerns, and prepare clear summaries of findings for court review and possible next steps.

- Gather, organize, and track materials needed for each audit, ensuring files are complete, accurate, and ready for examination.

- Build and maintain spreadsheets, schedules, and supporting work papers that document audit activity and conclusions.

- Verify that submitted reports meet required standards and follow established compliance expectations for guardianship matters.

- Communicate with attorneys, guardians, and other involved parties to address missing information and resolve deficiencies discovered during the audit process.

- Use audit, case management, and enterprise systems to document work, monitor case activity, and support accurate reporting.

- Manage a steady workload in a structured Monday through Friday schedule while maintaining attention to detail and timely follow-through. Requirements - Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business, economics, information technology, or a related field.

- At least 2 years of experience in auditing, financial analysis, compliance review, or a similar analytical role.

- Working knowledge of internal audit practices and financial record examination.

- Experience reviewing audit findings and preparing documentation that supports recommendations or corrective action.

- Proficiency with spreadsheets and systems used for audit tracking, case management, or enterprise reporting.

- Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to interact professionally with attorneys, guardians, and court-related stakeholders.

- Ability to interpret financial transactions, recognize inconsistencies, and maintain accuracy across case-by-case reviews.

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