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Robert Half

Guardianship Auditor

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What they do

A Night Auditor provides accounting of financial transactions for a hotel or hotel departments at the end of a business day. Reviews records of payments made during the day; prepares guest charges for the day ahead. Manages hotel activities and provides service to customers as needed during the night.

$29,662 / year median in Florida

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

We are looking for a detail-oriented Guardianship Auditor to support the review of financial activity and reporting within the guardianship division of the court system in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This contract-to-permanent position focuses on examining records tied to wards under court-appointed guardianship, including minors and vulnerable adults, to help confirm that funds and assets are managed appropriately and in accordance with legal requirements. The role works a standard Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM schedule with no exceptions and requires strong analytical judgment, professionalism, and clear written communication.
Responsibilities:
  • Review bank records, investment activity, and related financial documentation for individual guardianship matters to confirm adherence to court directives and applicable statutes.
  • Evaluate financial transactions for accuracy, completeness, and potential irregularities, then document conclusions and prepare recommendations for court consideration.
  • Gather and organize materials needed for each audit, including supporting records, schedules, spreadsheets, and formal work papers.
  • Prepare clear audit summaries and written findings that outline concerns, exceptions, and proposed next steps.
  • Communicate with guardians, attorneys, and other involved parties to address reporting issues and support the correction of identified deficiencies.
  • Verify that submitted reports meet required standards, timelines, and documentation expectations before final review.
  • Maintain accurate audit files within case management, audit, and enterprise resource planning systems used by the organization.
  • Support ongoing internal audit activities within the guardianship function while managing multiple case reviews in a timely manner.