Valuations guide financial decisions, justify deals, and inspire confidence. But what happens when the numbers themselves become the problem? This book begins where conventional valuation ends?after projections fail and disputes arise. Here, valuation is no longer an opinion; it becomes evidence. Forensic valuation reconstructs reality, uncovers distortion, and answers a tougher question: not what a company is worth, but what it should have been worth. Because when money is lost, and the trust is broken, the market asks for explanations, and the law asks for admissible proof. And then begins a forensic voyage, not in the search for villains, but clarity.