DOMESTIC INVESTIGATIONS
Skip Tracing/Locates
Skip tracing is the process of locating individuals or corporations for various purposes, including debt recovery, claims, and missing person cases. At Prospect Investigation Services, we adhere to industry standards in our skip tracing investigations, offering our services to lawyers, paralegals, insurance companies, corporations, and private individuals.
Child Custody Investigations
Navigating child custody and support cases can be complex. Our experienced team conducts discreet investigations to gather evidence through various methods, including:
- Surveillance: Documenting the treatment of the child, substance use, and any potential neglect or abuse.
- Witness Interviews: Speaking with neighbors, teachers, and friends to gather relevant information.
- Background Checks: Investigating the opposing parent and anyone involved in the child's life.
We build comprehensive profiles to support your case, highlighting incidents of abuse, custody agreement violations, and evidence of financial capability for child support.
Matrimonial Investigations
If you suspect infidelity in your relationship, Prospect Investigation Services can help you uncover the truth. Our discreet investigations provide the facts you need to make informed decisions about your future, whether that means working on the relationship or moving on.
Teenage Activity Checks
Understanding your teenager's life during their formative years is crucial. Our investigators offer insights into your child's activities, associates, and lifestyle, ensuring that you receive the information you need with the utmost professionalism and care.
Alimony Payments
If you believe your former partner is cohabiting or has undisclosed income, we can help gather evidence to potentially reduce or eliminate alimony payments. Our thorough investigations utilize advanced surveillance techniques to determine your former partner's employment status and income, collaborating with your lawyer to provide the necessary evidence for your case.
