National and International Investigative Services
Relationship services
Do you suspect infidelity or cheating in your relationship? Would you like to get answers to your suspicions? At DWS Investigations we appreciate that making the decision to have a partner or spouse investigated can be a big step. However, at times having all the facts to hand can influence any final decision you may be wish
ing to make. Involving private detective material, in cases such as divorce proceedings, can help make a claim run smoother and more efficiently and of course in the long run, bring down costly solicitor fees. GPS Vehicle Tracking
Global Positioning Systems can be used for vehicle tracking and are a very informative tool to help with covert surveillance. The satellite-based systems used by our investigators monitor and track vehicles of subjects under surveillance, on the move. Vehicle locations can be tracked 24 hours a day and provide highly detailed reports of times, routes and locations. GPS vehicle tracking is mainly used for domestic surveillance but can also provide valuable information to businesses regarding the use of fleet or company vehicles including vans or HGV's. Covert Surveillance
Covert Surveillance is often used in investigations of domestic, fraud, corruption and theft. Once we are satisfied that our investigation has been completed, we can then provide detailed analysis of the subjects movements and actions, as well as a copy of any video or photographic evidence. Our GPS Tracking service can also often form a part of our surveillance investigation offering a cost effective way to observe and track the activities of a subject under investigation when mobile. Process Service
DWS Investigations Process Service (or Legal Process Serving) is carried out when legal documents, in many cases summonses, complaints or writs are delivered to an individual in person to whom the legal document is directed. On receipt of instruction we Serve the Process fully by completing our own affidavits and deliver nationwide.
