An investigation shaped around your questions.
- Documenting relevant activities and timelines
- Locating or speaking with witnesses when appropriate
- Lawful, targeted surveillance in suitable matters
- Organizing findings to share with your attorney
When a child’s well-being is the concern
Child custody matters deserve particular care. An investigation may help establish relevant observations, identify potential witnesses and clarify disputed facts. Investigators do not decide custody, and any evidence must be obtained and used lawfully.
A plan grounded in your objectives
We start by understanding what information you need, whether an attorney is involved, and what you already know. From there, we can discuss a focused strategy, realistic limitations and how findings may be documented.
Useful documentation, not speculation
A thoughtful investigation separates confirmed observations from assumptions. That is particularly important when information may be reviewed in a family-law setting or discussed during negotiations.
Frequently asked questions
Can a private investigator help during a child custody dispute?+
An investigator may gather lawful observations and other relevant information. Your attorney can advise how the information may be used in your case.
Do I need an attorney before contacting All Pro?+
You can discuss your situation with us directly. Legal questions about custody orders, admissibility and next steps should be directed to a qualified attorney.
Are family investigations confidential?+
Discretion is central to the intake process. Ask us how information will be handled and how updates will be shared for your particular matter.
