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  • When to Investigate AND When Not to Investigate

    When to Investigate AND When Not to Investigate

    I am a firm believer in the phrase, “Life Happens”, referencing situations and events that you can and cannot control.  When decisions are made by others that personally affect you, you have two choices:  “Let it Go!” Or take “Action” How do you decide which path to take. I get that question all the time…

  • I Need a PI, What Do I Need to Know Before I Hire One?

    I Need a PI, What Do I Need to Know Before I Hire One?

    Not everyone needs a Private Investigator, but when you do require their services, what is the procedure in retaining one? What questions do you need to ask to find a PI that understands your circumstance, gets results that are verified and conducts the investigation discreetly? The First Step is finding an Investigation Company that listens…

  • When You Are Wrongly Accused?

    When You Are Wrongly Accused?

    My Client, George, who has had a life partner (Mary) for over 20 years, was falsely accused of the mistreatment of her. And the accuser, a relative of Mary’s, appeared to be somewhat believable. Was it out of jealousy, monetary reasons or just their belief that their mother was being cared for by my Client,…

  • Rectifying a Huge Back Child Support Issue

    Rectifying a Huge Back Child Support Issue

    Marsha called us one morning stating she needed to hire a private investigator. Ralph, her ex-husband and irresponsible father of her four children, owed over $30,000 in back child support.   The court awarded her $75.00 per week support for each of her four children but that was 11 years ago.  Just about the same time Ralph…

  • Steps Away From The Truth

    Steps Away From The Truth

    Sometimes a divorce is simple when both parties agree to all the terms and division of property. We never hear about these divorces. When you add children into the situation, it can become a complicated process. Parents fight about custody, the visitation schedule and child support. And usually when children are involved the marriage is…

  • So You Wanna Be a Private Eye

    So You Wanna Be a Private Eye

    All you have to do is Google “become a private investigator” to find all sorts of blogs, books and sites dedicated to showing you how to become your own, self-employed private eye. Trouble is, most of the advice given to prospective investigators involves searching the Internet for leads and practicing following people without detection –…

  • Persistence, Experience and the Pursuit of Truth

    Persistence, Experience and the Pursuit of Truth

    Our reputation for finding the truth is one of many reasons why is so well respected. If necessary, we quite literally chase the truth around the globe, leaving no stone unturned. Our stellar reputation brings attorneys, government officials and company owners to our doors. We are leaders in this industry and clients appreciate our highly…

  • There are Many Facets to Investigations Surrounding Divorce

    There are Many Facets to Investigations Surrounding Divorce

    Sadly, our society is far too familiar with the end of marriages. Divorce rates in this country tell us that more than half of all unions will result in divorce. No matter how unhappy they might be spouses often suffer as they struggle to disengage. Their families, too, experience emotional pain and loss when a…