When your child's safety and wellbeing are at stake, you need documented facts—not just concerns. We provide court-ready evidence to support your custody case.
Worried about who your child is around during the other parent's time
Suspected substance abuse, neglect, or unsafe living conditions
Your ex isn't following the custody agreement or court orders
New partners or people you don't know spending time with your kids
Your attorney needs evidence but you can't document it yourself
Your concerns are valid. Let us help you document the facts.
A straightforward process designed around your needs
We review your custody situation, concerns, and what documentation would be most valuable for your case.
Working with you (and your attorney if applicable), we develop a plan focused on documenting specific concerns.
We gather evidence through observation, surveillance, and background checks as needed.
Comprehensive documentation package suitable for court proceedings, with testimony available.
Every action we take considers the child's best interests first.
We work seamlessly with family law attorneys to build strong cases.
Extensive experience providing testimony in Michigan family courts.
We document facts without bias—exactly what courts need.
Yes. We provide objective, documented evidence of parenting behaviors, living conditions, and custody agreement violations that can significantly impact court decisions.
Courts accept timestamped photos, video surveillance, detailed activity logs, background check results, and investigator testimony. All our documentation is prepared with court admissibility in mind.
No. We conduct surveillance discreetly. However, be aware that investigation results become part of court records if used in proceedings.
Yes. Background checks on new partners or household members are common in custody investigations. We can verify criminal history, prior relationships, and living situations.
We frequently collaborate with family law attorneys. You can involve your attorney from the start, or we can provide documentation for you to share with them. Attorney-directed investigations are common.
Retainer required. Background checks additional. Free consultation to assess your needs.
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