In a divorce, facts shape outcomes. We gather lawful, documented evidence to support your advocate on conduct, income, assets and custody.
Divorce proceedings often turn on information one side does not want disclosed — hidden income, undeclared assets, or conduct relevant to custody. A professional investigation helps your legal team work from verified facts.
We work closely with clients and their advocates, keep a careful record of how evidence was obtained, and present findings in a form that is easy for counsel to use.
Lawful evidence of relevant conduct.
Undeclared earnings and side businesses.
Property, vehicles and business interests.
Care environment and a child's routine.
Whether a spouse is now cohabiting.
People whose accounts support your case.
A spouse claims a low income in court but appears to run a profitable business through a close relative.
A parent is worried about the environment a child is exposed to during weekend visits with the other parent.
Valuable property appears to have been transferred to relatives shortly before the divorce petition was filed.
Evidence is gathered through lawful methods only. Admissibility is a matter for the court; our role is to provide accurate, well-documented facts.
Call, WhatsApp, video or visit. NDA signed before you share details.
We assess feasibility, set the method and agree timeline and fee.
Lawful field, records or digital work, carried out with discretion.
A documented English report, delivered securely, with next steps.
Lawful surveillance to confirm or rule out an affair, backed by timestamped evidence.
View serviceIdentify property, vehicles, business interests and hidden assets in disputes and recovery.
View serviceDiscreet checks on a spouse's conduct, associations, daily habits and personal finances.
View serviceGather and organise evidence for legal teams in civil, commercial and criminal matters.
View serviceYes. Investigators can document conduct, trace assets and verify income lawfully, giving your advocate facts to work with.
We research property, vehicles and business interests through lawful sources, including those held through relatives.
Yes, with your permission. Many divorce cases are run in coordination with the client's advocate.
Our reports are documented for legal use, but admissibility is decided by the court.
Yes. We document the care environment and routine relevant to a custody or visitation claim.
Tell us what's happening, in complete confidence. We reply within 24 hours with a clear, written plan.
