Documented Evidence for Your Custody Case
Custody disputes are decided on documented facts, not on which parent tells the more convincing story in court. When you have real concerns about the other parent's home environment, compliance with the custody order, or behavior around your child, a licensed private investigator can gather the kind of independent, time-stamped evidence that family court judges actually weigh — not a secondhand account, but documented observation.
Our investigators understand that a custody case is not adversarial evidence-gathering for its own sake — it's about your child's safety and stability. Every investigation is conducted legally and discreetly, and every report is written the way a family court expects to see it: factual, dated, and defensible under cross-examination.
Every investigator in our network is state-licensed. Family court judges give far more weight to a licensed investigator's documented, credentialed report than to a friend's cell-phone video or a co-parent's word alone.
What a Custody Investigation Covers
Home & Living Conditions
Who actually lives in the home, its general condition, and whether it matches what was represented to the court or to you.
Custody Order Compliance
Whether visitation, exchange times, and other court-ordered terms are actually being followed — documented with dates and times, not recollection.
Parenting Behavior
Observed supervision, routines, and general conduct around the child during the other parent's custodial time.
Safety & Welfare Concerns
Where legitimate concerns exist — substance use, an undisclosed or unsafe household member, unsafe conditions — documented observation for the court to weigh, handled carefully and without overreach.
Relocation Verification
Confirming a co-parent's actual address and living situation when a move is disclosed — or suspected but undisclosed.
Court-Ready Reports
A written, factual, time-stamped report with supporting photo/video evidence and chain-of-custody documentation — formatted the way family courts expect to receive it.
How It Works
- Confidential consultation. Tell us your specific concerns and where you are in the custody process — an existing order, an active dispute, or a filing you're preparing.
- We match you with a licensed investigator. Someone experienced specifically in custody and family-law-adjacent cases, usually within 24 hours.
- Documented observation. Your investigator gathers evidence around the specific concerns you raised, without ever contacting or confronting the other parent.
- You receive a complete case file. A written report and supporting evidence, ready to hand to your family law attorney.