An investigation shaped around your questions.
- Review of known facts and prior contact information
- Lawful record and source research
- Potential witness or associate inquiries where appropriate
- Documented lead development and status updates
Different circumstances require different responses
A missing family member, hard-to-find witness and person with an unknown current address are not the same kind of case. We begin by identifying the purpose, urgency and legal considerations relevant to the request.
Safety first when there is immediate danger
If you believe a child or adult is in immediate danger, contact emergency services or the appropriate law enforcement agency. A private investigation is not a substitute for an emergency response.
Respectful, lawful location research
Privacy and the rights of the person being sought matter. We discuss what information can be obtained legally and whether a requested disclosure is appropriate.
Frequently asked questions
Should I report a missing person to police first?+
When someone may be endangered or missing unexpectedly, contact law enforcement promptly. An investigator may provide supplemental assistance depending on the situation.
Can you locate a witness for an attorney?+
Locating potential witnesses is among the types of support discussed on our website. We can evaluate the information provided and the purpose of the request.
What details are useful?+
A correct name, approximate age, last known contact information, dates and any relevant documents can help us assess a lawful search.
