Family Law & Personal Investigations in Scottsdale, AZ

Infidelity investigations are the first thing people think 

of when asked what a private investigator does.

It is one of the most common types of investigation cases, and we do work our fair share, but it is not our primary type of investigation case that we work.

Most people are jealous by nature. If they think the one, they love is interested in or seeing someone else they need to know. We are here to help you get proof 

so, you can make an informed decision. 

We believe it is best to discretely check on them first before accusing them and damaging a relationship if nothing were happening. 

Most people will deny an affair when directly 

asked and will often deflect that it is you that 

is being unfaithful, or call you crazy, putting 

you back on the defense.  

If your gut tells you something is going on it often is, but if you accuse them repeatedly about where they were or of cheating and then hire an investigator you will be wasting your money for many reasons. 

Some people, especially those who have experienced infidelity before may read more into a situation than is there. Like lunch with a co-worker. Could be romantic, or it could be just lunch. Best to check first. 

Divorce is never easy on a couple or a family. 

We understand your need of proof and documentation to make informed legal decisions during this process. 

Our team works with you and or your attorney as an integral part of your legal team to gather and document all the evidence needed for court. 

Investigation issues investigated during the course of a case may be infidelity, locating hidden assets for settlement, backgrounding people your ex is now dating and having around your children, custody issues, proof they are working...    

You are in good hands with our team. 

When you have court ordered 

spousal support, but believe your ex is 

cohabitating with a new partner, we investigate to gather the proof you need for court.

Modification is a difficult type of investigation

 to prove because they are:

• covert about living with someone.
• have a cover story for you and the court.

You need proof:

• that they are not just dating or spending the night occasionally.
• that they are both doing normal household chores like taking out the trash, shopping, yards...
• that they are going to and from work or other activities from the same house.

You need a preponderance of evidence that this is an ongoing situation. 

First, we will find out if they are or are not living together as domestic partners. If we find evidence 

they are living together, we document and 

get enough proof for your attorney in court. 

This process takes a few months to complete.

We have a high rate of success with this type of case. Clients have had their monthly payment drastically reduced or dismissed awarding the 

canceling of the spousal support payments. 

In Arizona modification investigations have increased in the past few years because Arizona is a popular place for people to move to after a separation or divorce. 

When you are looking to get court appointed child custody, as a parent, grandparent, or guardian we will get you the proof you need for your case.

We conduct a thorough interview with you to define the issues you need to prove in court to gain custody, then investigate, collect enough evidence and document it 

all for your attorney to use in court. 

We can testify in your court case as to what we witnessed and found out during our investigation.

There are many reasons to want to gain custody of

 a child or children. Unfit parent, drugs, alcohol, neglect, living in a bad situation... Or you had your 

child taken by child services and placed in foster 

care while you went through rehabilitation 

and want to regain custody.

The courts and protective services are supposed to be looking for the best interest of the child, however, this pendulum swings widely as to what that means.

The main issues the court looks at are what is done to the child or activities that were done in the 

presence of the child.