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    Attorneys Can’t be Experts in Everything Including Hidden Asset Investigation

Attorneys Can’t be Experts in Everything Including Hidden Asset Investigation

Here at International Investigators we work with a lot of attorneys. One thing we can say is that most every attorney we work with wants to do the best job they can for their clients. And they know that they aren’t an expert on every situation that is brought to them – they can’t be because the world is such a broad and diverse place.

If an attorney wants to be the best, they have to access all the resources available and many times, what they need is more than the limited resources they have available in-house. Yes, they have libraries and some research staff, but we know we can add immensely to their information to best represent their client. Many of their searches involve [...]

November 1st, 2012|Financial Asset Research, Find Hidden Assets, Private Investigations|
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    Asset Search Uncovers Ruse of Properties Transferred to Business

Asset Search Uncovers Ruse of Properties Transferred to Business

A search to locate hidden assets is not always linked to divorce proceedings. International Investigators is often asked to complete an asset investigation to find hidden assets in business situations.

Because of our professional standing and expertise, International Investigators has access to data bases and changes which makes locating hidden assets efficient in both the time and cost involved.

Recently we were contacted by a lending organization and asked to see if we could be successful in finding hidden assets they suspected a borrower owned. The company had secured a judgment against the borrower relating to a foreclosure on a piece of property. The borrower was linked to two companies, both of which had been dissolved. Or, at least they had been dissolved administratively through paperwork.

The [...]

September 27th, 2012|Financial Asset Research, Find Hidden Assets, Private Investigations|
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    Private Investigators Follow the Money to Help Determine if a Lawsuit is Viable

Private Investigators Follow the Money to Help Determine if a Lawsuit is Viable

Do you ever wonder how attorneys decide if they will take a case, especially those cases where the attorney only gets paid if they win the lawsuit?

We get calls from attorneys all the time asking, “Can you check this out? I want to know if there really is a case here.”

We call it a pre-litigation case. It works like this:

An attorney is approached by a potential client with a case.
The attorney’s compensation would be on a contingency basis, meaning he would get a portion of the award.
He contacts us to investigate whether or not the subject of the suit has the means to pay; assets to cover the amount of a court-ordered award.
Depending on the outcome of our investigation, the attorney would either decide [...]

September 11th, 2012|Financial Asset Research, Find Hidden Assets, Private Investigations|
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    Combining Hidden Asset Research and Computer Forensics Makes for Informed Divorce Decisions

Combining Hidden Asset Research and Computer Forensics Makes for Informed Divorce Decisions

I don’t usually keep track of celebrity lives, but I read the news about Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes getting divorced. Apparently he had no idea – or at least that what the news reported.

After dealing with many divorce situations as a private investigator, I can say that that is not all that uncommon, no matter what everyone thinks.

Often one party has made the decision and plans for quite some time before actually informing their spouse of their intentions. And that is why we find so many times one side is hiding money in divorce and the other side has absolutely no idea. Even if there is a marriage separation, hidden assets is a topic that comes to the surface.

We had one case where [...]

August 23rd, 2012|Computer Forensics, Divorce, Financial Asset Research, Find Hidden Assets|
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    Hidden Asset Research Reveals One Lead That Unravels the Entire Scheme

Hidden Asset Research Reveals One Lead That Unravels the Entire Scheme

An attorney representing a bank recently contacted International Investigators to conduct some hidden asset research.

He was representing a lending firm. The organization was holding paper on a property that had gone into foreclosure. The lender believed the customer had assets to offset the debt on the property but had hidden them.

What was really interesting was that the customer was letting the property be foreclosed upon, but was not filing bankruptcy.

The case has been pending for quite some time. Two years ago when the problems started, there was a search undertaken to identify and locate hidden assets. However, nothing was found.

But now, two years later, they have asked us to re-investigate to see if we could locate hidden money somewhere. They still suspected there were [...]

July 5th, 2012|Financial Asset Research, Find Hidden Assets|
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    Attorneys Get Results From Professional Private Investigators

Attorneys Get Results From Professional Private Investigators

Because professional private investigators like International Investigators provide attorneys with verified information that is immediately available for their use, attorneys consider us more than a convenience, especially in the area of asset research.

We are like that one pair of pliers in the toolbox you always reach for. The pair that is strong and reliable. Plus, just like the pliers are multipurpose, we are, too:

Turnaround time for coming up with the facts or truth about a situation is pretty quick with us. In the case of financial asset research or when trying to locate hidden assets like hidden bank accounts or stock accounts, and when time is of the essence, that fast turnaround is critical. Experience and variety of resources plays a big part of [...]

June 28th, 2012|Private Investigations|
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    Courtroom Wins May Rest on Forensic Investigator Credibility

Courtroom Wins May Rest on Forensic Investigator Credibility

Here at International Investigators, All In Investigations, Inc., we provide the truth, reliable facts about matters and answer critical questions so our clients can make informed decisions. We gather information and intelligence on everything from people, hidden assets, computer forensic examination or mobile phone analysis and when it is provided to attorneys and clients, it is documented, verified and ready to go.

Go where, you ask? Right into the courtroom.

Attorneys appreciate knowing we are experts who can testify and support our testimony.

They don’t have to worry because not only is the information about hidden off shore accounts good, the way we work and are paid leaves no opening for opposing counsel. Professional investigators like International Investigators only work on an hourly basis. Being paid [...]

June 7th, 2012|Computer Forensics, Financial Asset Research|
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    Finding Hidden Assets is Like Asking, “Where’s the Beef?”

Finding Hidden Assets is Like Asking, “Where’s the Beef?”

Every day there is someone coming up with another way they think will be successful in hiding assets from a former spouse, litigants or even their partners.

There is a practice becoming more and more common. We call it a “practice” because no matter how often someone does it, it won’t be perfect and eventually, they always get caught.

The practice is providing a wrong social security number by switching two of the digits when opening an account. The bad guy figures if he gives an inaccurate social security number, no one will find out – even if someone does an asset investigation searching for hidden bank accounts or stock accounts.

But someone WILL find out—it could be an investigator, the attorney or the authorities—and then everyone [...]

May 24th, 2012|Find Hidden Assets|
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