Suspicion is exhausting. Our infidelity investigators confirm or rule out an extramarital relationship with lawful, documented evidence.
An infidelity investigation — sometimes called a cheating spouse or extramarital affair investigation — is one of the most sensitive cases a detective agency handles. The aim is simple: to replace doubt with facts, gathered lawfully and recorded carefully.
We plan surveillance around the subject's routine, use trained operatives who blend in, and document what happens with timestamped photographs. You receive a clear report, and if the findings are needed for divorce or custody proceedings, it is structured for your advocate.
Movements observed in public places.
Who the subject meets, where and when.
Lawful enquiries to identify a third party.
Stated trips and stays verified.
Dating profiles and public social media.
Findings organised for your advocate.
Over several months a spouse has become secretive about their phone, their schedule and their friends.
Weekend business trips have increased, yet no colleague ever seems to travel along with the spouse.
A client's advocate needs documented, lawful evidence of an extramarital relationship before filing.
We never install trackers on vehicles or phones you do not own, access messages, or record private conversations. Lawful methods protect you and keep the evidence credible.
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.
Trained operatives observe and document movements and meetings, without being noticed.
View serviceDiscreet checks on a spouse's conduct, associations, daily habits and personal finances.
View serviceEvidence of conduct, hidden income and concealed assets to strengthen your settlement.
View serviceVerify a prospective partner's identity, family, income and past before you commit.
View serviceMainly through lawful surveillance in public places, supported by records and open-source research. We document meetings with timestamped photographs.
It depends on how often the suspected meetings happen. We usually plan surveillance around specific days you identify.
No. Tracking or accessing someone else's phone without authority is illegal. We use lawful methods that also make the evidence more credible.
Our reports are documented for legal use. Admissibility is decided by the court, so we work with your advocate.
Then the investigation gives you peace of mind and a factual basis for rebuilding trust.
Tell us what's happening, in complete confidence. We reply within 24 hours with a clear, written plan.
