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Category: Child Custody

  • How A Private Investigator Can Help In Your Child Custody Case?

    How A Private Investigator Can Help In Your Child Custody Case?

    Custody and Divorce cases are probably the most difficult cases to investigate.  A quote by Jonathan Edwards: “There are always two sides to every story” and indeed there are.  Between both lies the truth. In this blog we will concentrate on “Custody”:  Usually the court awards custody prior to the final decree when the divorce…

  • What Can Be Learned?

    What Can Be Learned?

    Do You Want the Truth About an Uncomfortable Situation in Your Life? Here’s What to Expect When Hiring A Private Investigator When a Client calls for an Investigation, our staff is prepared to answer their questions and understand their concerns. They may ask for surveillance, a lie detector test, a technical or forensic investigation or…

  • Do I Need to Hire a Private Investigator?

    Do I Need to Hire a Private Investigator?

    Life Happens…sometimes we oversee our path and other times we are influenced by choices made by others. When situations arise out of our control and cannot be handled from within, we reach out for help. can be that source to help with life-changing matters. 10 Reasons You May NOT Need to Hire a Private Investigator…

  • What to Expect When you Hire a PI for a Custody or Domestic Situation.

    What to Expect When you Hire a PI for a Custody or Domestic Situation.

    Divorce, Change of Custodial Parent, Infidelity, Abusive Relationships, Grandparent Rights, Internet Relationships are reasons to seek the assistance of a Private Investigator.  Many people or businesses have never had contact with a Private Investigative Company and have been instructed to reach out to a PI by their Attorney or a Friend or Family Member.  Introductions…

  • Custody in Divorce or Change of Custody Investigation

    Custody in Divorce or Change of Custody Investigation

    Many times parents involved in a custody battle come to us and want us to prove their spouse is unfit to care for their children. And many times, that is the case, but we don’t report false information so that custody can be awarded to one party or the other. All in Investigations only reports…

  • Sometimes Wrongs can be Righted

    Sometimes Wrongs can be Righted

    In the midst of their custody battle, both Jill and Henry blamed each other for the breakdown of the marriage.  Neither would agree to move out of the marital residence and neither wanted to spend less time with their kids. Our objective was not to decide who was at fault, but who would be the…

  • 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…

  • Child Custody and the “Extramarital Affair King”

    Child Custody and the “Extramarital Affair King”

    One of the most emotionally charged aspects of divorce, many years after the divorce is final, is child custody. In some cases it is used as a way to punish ex-spouses. But in other situations, it is a question of the welfare of the child(ren) that is at stake. When an ex-spouse reaches out to…

  • Why Would You Need an Asset Search Investigator?

    Why Would You Need an Asset Search Investigator?

    All too often private investigators are seen as those guys who are following people looking for sins and crime. While those may be how our clients interpret our findings, we prefer to think of what we are pursuing as facts and truth. For example, when it comes to asset investigations or a financial investigation, is…