DAVID G. SCHULTZE
In 1970, Dave Schultze began his career with a large international
accounting and consulting firm in the Bay Area. By the time Dave
left the firm in 1977, as a member of management, he had been involved
with overseeing all aspects of audit engagements for publicly-held
regional, national and international companies and interacting with
the top management of those companies.
After leaving the firm, Dave obtained State of California licenses
as a general engineering contractor and general building contractor.
For the next several years, Dave was involved in the planning, construction
and sale of speculative custom homes in the Sacramento region. This
lasted until 1980 when high interest rates effectively shutdown
the housing market.
In 1980, while going through a divorce, Dave had his first experience
testifying in court about the community's business and its assets.
Dave's attorney had retained an expert on his behalf to also
testify about the business. After the matter concluded, the expert
asked Dave if he would be interested in learning the business and
becoming an expert.
This so intrigued Dave that he agreed to become a member of his
firm. Dave worked for the firm from mid-1980 until the Spring of
1984 when he founded his own forensic valuation and litigation support
firm.
Since 1984, Dave has been an expert in hundreds of cases throughout
California and Nevada. Most matters that Dave has been retained
on are in the context of family law litigation. However, at times,
Dave accepts assignments as an expert in bankruptcy, civil litigation,
and insurance, shareholder and lost income disputes.
Dave is a frequent speaker on a broad range of topics and issues
unique to family law litigation. Additionally, Dave, in association
with Stephen Wagner, attorney-at-law, is co-founder of "How
To...Continuing Ed," which authors and presents seminars on
issues that arise in family law litigation. |