All in Investigations

Month: October 2016

  • Gaining Information in a Divorce Illegally

    Gaining Information in a Divorce Illegally

    Apps regularly pop up in divorce cases, experts say. Over 80% of U.S. divorce attorneys say they’ve seen a rise in the number of cases using social networking, according to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) Sometimes it’s not the social networking sites themselves, but how they are accessed to gain information. With that…

  • Bugged and Confused

    Bugged and Confused

    Your words are repeated, your private communications are known, your strategy is exposed, your business has suffered and you just cannot say for sure how this was done.  It can happen and has happened to many private individuals and businesses. There is information that needs to be shared between business partners, attorney and clients that…

  • Knowing the Unknown is a Valuable Tool

    Knowing the Unknown is a Valuable Tool

    It isn’t easy to learn the truth and sometimes the truth isn’t easy on us either.  , clears the path of misconceptions, intuitions and gossip and focuses on facts. Sometimes the facts do not change the situation, and then there are times the facts create clarity and we see through all the haze and come…

  • 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…