Fatal Accident Dependency & Loss of Domestic Services Matrix Reconstructions
Personal Injury Accountant delivers independent forensic evaluation of financial dependency under the Fatal Accidents Act 1976, with court-ready schedules prepared to CPR Part 35 and Practice Direction 35.
We calculate financial loss following fatal accidents with professional dignity, rebuilding the family economic unit under the Fatal Accidents Act 1976.
What This Service Covers
- Financial dependency profiles in full compliance with the Fatal Accidents Act 1976.
- Household-specific dependency percentages, standard balances adjusted for multi-income and non-traditional domestic arrangements.
- Quantification of lost domestic services, DIY, household support, and childcare metrics.
- Loss of pension inheritance and multi-income household tracking.
When You Need This
- Fatal accident claims requiring authoritative dependency schedules.
- Multi-income households where standard dependency percentages require bespoke adjustment.
- Cases involving lost pension inheritance and long-term service dependency.
Our Accounting Approach
- Reconstruction of the family economic unit from disclosed records.
- Household-specific dependency percentage analysis.
- Lost services valuation with transparent hourly or annual cost bases.
- Compassionate, evidentially rigorous CPR Part 35 compliant reporting.
Fatal Accidents Act 1976 Dependency Profiles
Dependency is calculated by reconstructing the financial contribution the deceased would have made to the household. Standard percentage balances may be adjusted where evidence supports a different split between earners, carers, and dependents.
Dependency Percentage Methodology
Forensic accountants document the evidential basis for dependency percentages applied, whether derived from household expenditure analysis, income ratios, or established precedents, rather than applying template figures without justification.
Loss of Domestic Services Valuation
Lost services, property maintenance, childcare, household management, are quantified using transparent hourly or annual rates supported by disclosed household evidence. This head of loss is distinct from pure income dependency and requires separate modelling.
CPR Part 35 & Judicial Alignment
Fatal accident reports are prepared with deep professional dignity, focusing on evidentiary reality. All calculations comply with CPR Part 35 and applicable statutory frameworks.
Under CPR Part 35 and Practice Direction 35, the expert's duty is to the court. Reports must state qualifications, instructions, facts, assumptions, methodology, opinion, conclusions, and contain a statement of truth.
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