Whether you're conducting a fraud investigation, enforcing a legal judgment, or initiating divorce proceedings, online research is an essential part of any asset investigation. In this course, Marcy Phelps, investigator and Certified Fraud Examiner, covers the role of online research in asset investigations, best practices for avoiding the pitfalls of online information, and strategies for selecting the best sources and avoiding gaps in coverage.
Discover your options for identifying assets when you can't access financial records directly or if the numbers just don't add up. At the end of this course, you will know how to gather and analyze the information you need for creating financial, lifestyle, and business profiles that can be used for uncovering hidden and hard-to-find assets and making decisions about next actions.
Course Key Concepts: Fraud investigations, Investigative research, Public records, Database searching, Asset investigations, Online research, Court searching, Internet searching, Research skills, Due diligence.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the role of online research in asset investigations.
- Recognize the challenges of online asset research and how to avoid them.
- Identify the types of sources for online asset research, what they offer, and what to know about them before getting started.
- Discover a strategy for online asset research that will help manage challenges, save time, and avoid gaps in coverage.
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Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.