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  • What About Bob?

    What About Bob?

    We live in a crazy world and these are wild times. Listen to the news. I may view things a bit differently than you, but at least twice a newscast, I think “they should have checked out their employees a bit more carefully.” Sure, nowadays, every company has their employees sign an authorization form for…

  • It Felt Right until it Didn’t

    It Felt Right until it Didn’t

    When our Client engaged our services, he gave us some background on his son. Both he and his wife were very proud of their son’s choice of friends and extracurricular activities. Some might say he had a good head on his shoulders. After graduating from college, he enrolled in a trade school. Just a few…

  • Ostriches Don’t Get a Fair Deal in a Divorce

    Ostriches Don’t Get a Fair Deal in a Divorce

    For those of us who have been divorced, we understand the process and procedures.  We know that we either represent ourselves (which could create problems during and after the divorce) or we retain the services of a reputable law firm (which prevents the pro-se issues).  We enter into a marriage full of hope and dreams…

  • Background Checks are a Necessary Investigative Tool

    Background Checks are a Necessary Investigative Tool

    Are employment background checks worth the cost for the employer? Does a criminal background search pull up all records? Is a background investigation necessary? Yes, yes and yes. There are many background check services and finding one that conducts verified information searches is important. With the introduction of online background checks, so many people skip…

  • Cellular Forensic Data Extraction Solved the Puzzle

    Cellular Forensic Data Extraction Solved the Puzzle

    When Arthur contacted us at , he was perplexed about his wife of 27 years whose personality had changed, her marital demeanor had changed, her sexual needs seemed to require more of an aggressive manner and her choice of provocative clothing was different than her previously conservative nature.  She was currently the breadwinner; he was…

  • Anyone Can Be Sexually Harassed, Proving It Is What Matters

    Anyone Can Be Sexually Harassed, Proving It Is What Matters

    Sexual Harassment Is Sometimes Hard To Prove. There are always three sides to every story.  His……Hers…..and the Truth, but when Laquita came in our office and sobbingly explained that no one at her workplace believed she was being sexually harassed by a supervisor at her workplace, we did.   She was very convincing.  A large man, twenty years her…

  • 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…

  • A Name is a Name until it has Criminal or Civil Ligations linked to it

    A Name is a Name until it has Criminal or Civil Ligations linked to it

    Conducting a background investigation upon someone may seem fairly simple these days because so much information is now online and so many courts allow access to their records.  Many times you have to have some type of subscription to access more detailed information.  There are many sites online that allow you to run a name,…

  • Just an Average Joe

    Just an Average Joe

    Patty was in her 70’s, divorced for over 15 years and had been married for 35 when she contacted . Her personality made us smile and realize life doesn’t end because you are in your golden years, sometimes it can be the beginning. Patty met George through a mutual friend who thought it might be…

  • What’s the Best Thing You Can Do When it Comes to Partnerships?

    What’s the Best Thing You Can Do When it Comes to Partnerships?

    One thing we have come to realize at is that our business is emotional. Not that we are emotional, but that emotions run high with our clients. It’s obvious that finding a missing person or pursuing evidence to exonerate someone wrongfully convicted or charged with a crime would be emotional. You might not think that…