AZ Family Law Divorce and Matrimonial Investigation
Discovery Detective Group, recognized as one of the nation's
top investigation companies, has been based in
Scottsdale Arizona for thirty years.
Through the years we have been awarded and given acknowledgements from government agencies, fortune 500 corporation client's, industry ratings, and publications.
We attribute this success to our culture of always putting our client's interests first and of course, solving cases successfully.
Every case whether civil, criminal, business, family law, complex, is customized to find the information you need without cutting corners. We develop a winning strategy and an action plan to
provide you with the answers you need.
From first contact, you will notice our difference. We take time to hear you and to understand your unique problem. Confidentially, with respect, and without any judgment. During this trying time, we fully understand how stressful hiring an investigator can be. We will
put you at ease by confidently handling your case for you.
Please do not hesitate to call us for help.
Our job is to investigate and find a resolution to your problem.
Speak to a detective now 480-946-7173
DISCOVERY DETECTIVE GROUP,
a division of Discovery Groups, LLC
Domestic Investigations
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Romance Scams Fraud
Runaway Teens
Difficult Process Service
Criminal Investigations
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Capital Cases
Murder
Assault
Drugs
Theft Burglary
Fraud
Mitigation
Terrorism
Mental Health
Business Investigations
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White Collar Crime
Employee Theft
Employment Backgrounds
Partner Background
Assets Located Found
Intellectual Property
Business Due Diligence
Worker Comp
Embezzlement
Contractual Issues
Interviews
Surveillance
Security Consultation
Difficult Process Service
Civil Investigations
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Contract Disputes
Fraud
Eviction
Assets Located
Judgments
Probate / Heirs
Money Owed
Property Disputes
Neighbor Disputes
Theft
Injury
Accidents
Difficult Process Service
Collection, Analysis, & Expert Testimony
Forensic Investigations
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DNA
Fingerprints
Latent Prints
Ballistic GSR
Cell Tower
Cell Phone Extraction
GPS from Cell Phone
GPS Devices
Footprints
Tire Marks
Blood
Toxicology
MAIL: 6501 E Greenway Pkwy, 103-500 Scottsdale, Arizona 85254, United States
Open today | 07:00 am – 08:00 pm |
We work on cases 24/7, but we answer calls during regular business hours.
We answer e-mail requests ASAP, or next business day if after hours.
If you call in without an appointment, we will always try to assist you right then. If we need to return your call you will be told an estimate of when that will be.
For a specific time dedicated to you, please sign up for an appointment below and BOOK AN INVESTIGATION CONSULT.
The best time to hire a criminal defense investigator is as soon as possible. Evidence and testimony may be lost by waiting months to engage an investigator.
Often, investigators are hired months into a case. Video evidence is destroyed by being overwritten within a week to a month. If it is not discovered in the first few weeks and pres
The best time to hire a criminal defense investigator is as soon as possible. Evidence and testimony may be lost by waiting months to engage an investigator.
Often, investigators are hired months into a case. Video evidence is destroyed by being overwritten within a week to a month. If it is not discovered in the first few weeks and preserved it is gone forever. this could be your proof of innocence.
Law Enforcement does not have to collect all the physical evidence or locate and preserve all video sources.
A scene investigation can find evidence overlooked by law enforcement after they have concluded their scene investigations. We have found bullets of another Calibur, skid marks, fragments of clothing, cigarette butts... the more time that goes by the chance of finding anything disappears.
Witnesses have a better memory of events close to when they witnessed an event.
The longer you wait to interview a witness the more their memory can be distorted or overwritten by talking to others, discussing the case with law enforcement, or seeing it presented on the news.
Witness canvassing is best done as soon as possible.
Before you sign the contract:
1) Licensed: All Arizona Private Investigators are licensed through the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Check their license by company name.
2) Reputation: Check out their websites and online presence. Is it professional. If you Google their company name you should find multiple listings and their web
Before you sign the contract:
1) Licensed: All Arizona Private Investigators are licensed through the Arizona Department of Public Safety. Check their license by company name.
2) Reputation: Check out their websites and online presence. Is it professional. If you Google their company name you should find multiple listings and their website. Check a few listings for reviews, and that others are not all complaining about them. Check to see if they are BBB accredited, members of professional associations, have been in business for some time.
3) Consultation: Call and do a case consult with a few companies to decide who is a good fit for your case and who you feel comfortable working with. Don't be high pressured into going with someone before checking more than one.
4) Contract: All investigators must have you sign a contract agreement that says how much they are charging, hourly rates, what they will attempt to do for you, and what type of report you will be given at case conclusion.
5) Payments: Most investigators get money up front from private clients and that is customary. You should get an invoice that matches what you were quoted in your contract. Often these are electronic where you can click and pay in a portal. Smaller firms may use an app like PayPal. If this is a domestic case, you may opt to pay in cash.
6) Report: at the conclusion of your case, they must provide a report of their findings. This can be done verbally, e-mail, or formal written report as specified by that type of case in the contract. Some reports are included in the fees paid, and others like a court ready report may incur an additional charge.
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