Private investigators can be extremely useful in divorce, custody hearings, asset searches and parenting time. Many of today’s private investigators are former military, law enforcement, insurance adjusters and the like. They also have a lot more training and data sources to utilize in addition to instincts than private investigators of the past. Divorce can become a contentious experience between formerly intimate spouses that are now adversaries. Spouses may start to hide information or start doing things that may threaten the well-being of the family, more importantly, the children. Private investigators can become a great asset in divorce/custody cases for a number of reasons.

Benefits of Hiring a Private Investigator for Divorce, Child Custody & Support

1. What can private investigators do legally? Everything comes down to the legalities. Private investigators can do things that would be illegal for you to do. If you were to do some of these things you might find yourself in jail. For example, if you were to follow someone around town all day and get caught doing it, you might end getting charged with stalking. P.I.s can follow people around all day and it’s totally legal. Plus, they’re less likely to get caught!
2. Evidence gathered by a private investigator. It’s all about the evidence when it comes to proving a case. The list of evidence that a private investigator can find for you includes; criminal history, driving history, records of assets, bank accounts, locating properties, people, phone numbers, photos/videos of child neglect or abuse and/or a cheating spouse.
3. Private investigator qualities. Some people may believe that they can do the job just as well as a private investigator, and they are almost always proven wrong. Why? The answer is very simple. Experience! P.I.s have experience, training and have developed a gut sense of what is right or wrong in a case. They get that experience through years of the job and trial and error. They have also developed a sixth sense of sorts where they get a feeling about something.
4. How do private investigators do it? They have the grit and fortitude in facing fear. The average person is not cut out for this job. Most private investigators are not easily rattled by people that are upset or a bit crazy. They are also more confident in scary places, unstable situations and approaching strangers that can be a bit unnerving if you’re not used to doing it. No problem at all for an experienced private investigator.

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Many law firms hire private investigators to help them help their client. Private investigators know how to look into cases while being discreet. They can pose as someone undercover to gather information, they have special databases at their disposal that allows them to obtain all the information they need in order to build a case for their client. Contact Advanced Private Investigator & Security of Fort Lauderdale Florida to get the information you need so you can get the outcome you want. Give us a call today!