Trust accountings should be straightforward—here's what we started with, here's what happened, here's what's left. But trustees often make them deliberately confusing to hide mistakes or misconduct, or they just don't provide them at all hoping beneficiaries won't push back. At NewPoint Law Group, our combination of legal and accounting expertise means we handle both sides of trust accounting. For trustees, we prepare clean, compliant accountings that protect you from liability and show beneficiaries you're managing things properly. For beneficiaries, we rip apart questionable accountings to find what's missing—unexplained withdrawals, questionable "expenses," investments that went south because the trustee was careless, or distributions to some beneficiaries but not others without justification. Numbers don't lie, but they can definitely be manipulated or hidden. We know what proper trust accounting looks like and we know every trick bad trustees use to obscure their actions. Whether you need accountings prepared correctly or you need someone to expose what a trustee is hiding, we've got the financial forensics skills and legal firepower to get it done right.