This article examines the role of forensic accounting in the handling of legal claims and the resolution of disputes. Forensic accounting is a specialized branch of accounting that, by utilizing accounting knowledge and analytical skills, helps to provide documented and reliable financial evidence in courts. The main goal of forensic accounting is to provide documented and reliable financial evidence to courts and judicial authorities to help in resolving disputes and making fair decisions. This field extracts accurate and reliable information by carefully examining financial documents, interviewing stakeholders, and using advanced financial analysis methods. This information includes various items such as financial statement analysis, asset valuation, debt review, and damage calculation. Special attention to ethical principles and maintaining confidentiality of information is very important in this field and is recognized as a powerful tool for justice and transparency in judicial systems. Finally, this article discusses the vital role of forensic accounting in promoting justice and transparency in legal systems.