Private Investigator

11/11/2021

07/16/2021

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•Stop Cohabitation •Cheating Spouse • Child Custody • Alimony

Affiliated with Eagle Security Investigations.
Lic #3100072

05/31/2021

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04/27/2021

•Casos de infidelidad •Custodia del niño •Investigaciones Criminales y Civiles •Identificación de cuentas bancarias y propiedades •Investigación de redes sociales •Casos de maltrato •Personas desaparecidas •Pensión alimentaria •Seguimientos / Vigilancias •GPS •Rastreo

Afiliada a Eagle Security & Investigations.

04/01/2021

Is Your Ex Avoiding Child Support?

Why choose an investigator?

While the government may not be able to uncover the information a parent needs, an investigator will work until all information is available. The custodial parent can then use this information in order to get the legal system to take action. With evidence in hand, it is easier for a parent to get the legal system to compel the non-paying parent to meet their financial obligations.

04/01/2021

Child Custody Investigations

When people get a divorce, the custody battle can get messy. Emotions tend to run high, and claims of neglect and abuse can be made in the process.

You need evidence to strengthen your case. If you’re falsely accused of neglect, for example, you’ll need to show that it isn’t true. If you accuse your partner of neglect, you’ll need to be able to offer proof.

A Private Investigator for child custody can help make sure things are worked out with the child’s best interests in mind. These investigations help make sure that your child is safe, and they can also help gather the evidence you’ll need in court.

How a PI Can Help

A Private Investigator for child custody can help give the court evidence that will ensure the best decision gets made. This investigation can help show if placement with one parent isn’t in the best interest of the child, or if it is.

There are many reasons to hire a PI for child custody. If you think the other parent is committing acts of neglect or abuse, a PI will help you prove it. If you think the court might give you custody if it has enough facts, you should also hire a PI.

Without enough evidence, it’s usually your word against the other parent’s word, which doesn’t do much good in court. These situations rarely result in a ruling that’s in the child’s best interests.

Types of Child Custody Case

Each case is different, but they all fall into a handful of categories. A PI will use the best strategies for the type of case at hand.

1. Custody Dispute

In a custody dispute case, an investigator will gather the information needed to provide the facts in court. This is helpful if the other parent is making accusations that need to be disproven.

2. Custody Agreement Violation

If you believe the other parent is violating the terms of the custody agreement, it takes evidence to prove it in court.

Violations include not picking up or dropping off the child at the appropriate time, having dangerous associates around the child, or failing to take the child to agreed-upon appointments.

3. Neglect and Abuse

These serious situations call for intervention right away, and a PI can help you do it. A PI will help gather the evidence you need to keep your child safe.

4. Proof of Cohabitation

If your child’s other parent is cohabitating with someone, you might be able to change your custody situation, or reduce child support payments. P*s can easily help you prove cohabitation.

Do You Need a Private Investigator for Child Custody?

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03/30/2021

Reasons to Hire a Private Investigator for Infidelity Cases

In some cases, a spouse simply wants to confirm his or her suspicions before initiating divorce proceedings. The other spouse may deny an affair and the innocent spouse may be confused as to what is actually happening.

An objective witness to events can help provide the circumstantial evidence that may be necessary for a person to make an informed decision about his or her own relationship.

In other cases, a private investigator may be hired with the intent for him or her ultimately to provide evidence that can be used in court. He or she may even testify in court as to what he or she saw. When this is required, the investigator may have to get more damaging evidence for it to be accepted as evidence of adultery.

In some family law cases, acts of adultery may have an impact on the divorce. For example, some states allow the not at-fault spouse a higher amount of marital assets. A person’s lack of character may be used in a custody dispute.

How a Private Investigator Can Help

A skilled private investigator can often obtain important information in less time and be emotionally detached while conducting the investigation. The evidence will likely be more concrete than what the client could provide on his or her own.

The private investigator may be able to take pictures or video of the cheating behavior or behavior that is suspicious nature. He or she may prepare a detailed report of what was discovered. He or she may provide testimony during court of what the evidence depicts.