Program to cover asset recovery solutions, fraud, money laundering, etc.

On March 31, 2026 I will present for The Houston Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, my program about asset tracking. My program is called “Searching For Hidden Assets: What You Need To Know”. I will present “Searching For Hidden Assets” virtually at 1:00 pm E.S.T. During this program, I will discuss asset tracking issues ranging

Hiding High Net Worth Assets What You Need To Know

“HIDING HIGH-NET-WORTH ASSETS, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW,”  is a new program and it is the first of its kind. I say this because it highlights how almost anything can be hidden and secretly transferred. I will present this new program with Leila A. Amineddoleh.  Leila is a leader in the field of art and cultural

Similar to my program “Searching For Hidden Assets”, this video discusses methods for hiding assets by laundering them.

I will present my program “Searching For Hidden Assets” at the 20th Fraud & Forensic Accounting Conference hosted by Louisiana State University’s Department of Accounting. This annual conference will be held July 24-25, 2025

Table 1 partly shows that 2 shell companies were allegedly used by Congressman Henry Cuellar and / or his wife Imelda Cuellar, to wash $360,000 in suspected bribe payments.1

On 4/30/24 Congressman Henry Cuellar and his wife Imelda were indicted in USA v. Cuellar. According to their indictment, the two supposedly laundered $600,000

If you are in a high net worth divorce, your spouse might hide community property from you by misusing:

These are just three of the common money laundering methods. Although not a high net worth divorce case, filings in Brooklyn Federal Court in USA v. Ahmad reveal

Hunter Biden allegedly used shell companies & the diamond at this chart, in a supposed corruption scheme.*

As was widely reported, The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, (“the Committee”), published its August 9th memo about Hunter Biden and some other Biden family members. On the one hand, House Republicans on the Committee allege

This chart shows how dentist Glenn E. Lockwood allegedly hid assets by structuring cash withdrawals.¹

The First Scheme To Hide Assets

Prosecutors in U.S.A. v. Lockwood, allege Alaska dentist Glenn Lockwood hid assets twice from the IRS.  During Mr. Lockwood’s first scheme, Mr. Lockwood supposedly hid $575,000 in federal income

We all know that compared to money hidden at domestic bank accounts, money hidden in offshore accounts is harder to detect and interdict. This explains why offshore bank accounts are perhaps the most widely used method to hide vast sums of money. Individuals ranging from high-net-worth divorcing spouses to narco-traffickers and terrorist financiers can use