Forensic Litigation & Valuation Services Associate - Family Law & Business Disputes

Forensic Litigation & Valuation Services Associate - Family Law & Business Disputes

Job Category: FLVS

Requisition Number: FOREN
004784

• Posted :
  September 2, 2026
• Full-Time

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Ft Worth, TX 76102, USA

Whitley Penn, a leading CPA and consulting firm, is looking for a Forensic, Litigation, & Valuation Services (FLVS) Associate to join our team. Our FLVS department offers a full range of litigation support services, specializing in helping attorneys and their clients understand and resolve complex financial issues related to tracing and characterization of marital property, business valuations, damages and lost profits calculations, forensic accounting, trust accounting, and other issues arising in a wide range of business disputes.

Whitley Penn has become one ofthe fastest growing public accounting firms by providing exceptional, personalized service that reaches far beyond traditional  addition to Audit and Tax solutions, we offer awiderange of Advisory and Consulting services. Weworkin collaborative teams with an emphasis onan open-door policy,entrepreneurial thinking, and awell-built culture.

At Whitley Penn, welearn, innovate, andachieveby sharing knowledge, embracing new ideas, and working together.

We’relooking for professionals who think like owners and want to bepart of shaping a high-growth firm.

• Classification:
  Full-time;
  Exempt
• Location:
  
  Fort Worth, TX
• Office Expectations/
  
  Hours:
  
  fully on-site position; general work schedule is Monday – Friday, 8 hours/day between 8am to 5pm with overtime, as needed.

What You Will Do

• Assist with forensic accounting, litigation support, and business valuation engagements, primarily related to marital property, divorce-related financial issues, business disputes, and other investigations and valuations for litigation-related purposes.
• Organize, review, and summarize documents produced by clients.
• Research relevant information including property records, entity filings, and industry data.
• Analyze, understand, and schedule financial and/or tax return information.
• Identify ownership, understand complex entity structures, and prepare organizational charts.
• Assist with deposition questions, mediation and trial strategies, and hearing/trial exhibits.
• Apply critical thinking skills to identify, understand, and explain issues related to financial disputes.
• Exercise strong analytical skills and attention to small details and be able to effectively communicate the analysis conducted.
• Attempt to work through issues encountered in assignments by researching the issue at hand, identifying solutions, and communicating the issue and the solution to the seniors, directors, or partners.
• Ensure all the documents are reviewed and the relevant facts are given to the testifying expert.
• Attend client meetings with partners and managers to determine scope of engagement and client expectations.

What You Need to Get Here

• 0-2 years of experience in public accounting, demonstrating a progression in complexity, scope, and number of engagement assignments.
• Bachelor’s degree in accounting. Other degrees may be considered. An advanced degree in a related field is a plus.
• CPA license or similar accounting-related license or working toward eligibility to obtain a certification or license.
• Professional written and oral communication skills to interact with team members, clients, attorneys, and referral sources both internally and externally.
• Proficiency in use of technology and software tools, including Microsoft Office programs.
• Skills in financial and accounting modeling and use of tools.
• Skills in managing multiple projects with different deadlines.
• Desire to continually learn and gain knowledge.

Why Whitley Penn

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