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Following the recession, bankruptcy filings were at record highs wherein many policyholders cried poverty to be relieved of their debts. To do so, the policyholder swore he or she had insufficient income and owned few or limited assets. However, after experiencing a property loss in the months or years that follow, the policyholder paints a completely different financial picture. In the presentation of his or her claim, the home and personal property are significantly more valuable than what was previously disclosed to the bankruptcy court. So, which is accurate? Is the policyholder rich or poor? When the numbers don't add up, courts have been applying the Doctrine of Judicial Estoppel to dismiss the policyholder's claim. Come learn how this effective and underutilized tool should be part of every special investigator’s arsenal for combating fraud.