Reliable information can be critical when a child's well-being is at stake.

When a Child Custody Investigation May Be Appropriate

• Concerns about a child’s safety or supervision

• Suspected substance abuse

• Violations of custody or visitation agreements

• Questions about living conditions or individuals around the child

• Concerns regarding neglect or inappropriate activity

• The need for documented evidence in court proceedings

If there are concerns that could impact a child’s well-being, an investigation may help provide clarity.

How the Process Works

• Consultation regarding your concerns and goals

• Review of any court orders or relevant information

• Development of an investigative plan

• Surveillance and documentation when appropriate

• Delivery of a detailed report of findings

Every case is handled based on the specific concerns involved.

What Can Be Documented

Investigations may include documentation of:

• Parenting exchanges and visitation activity

• General supervision and care of the child

• Living conditions and activity at a residence

• Individuals regularly present around the child

• Alcohol or drug-related behavior observed publicly

• Repeated overnight guests or cohabitation situations

• Violations of court orders or custody agreements

All findings are documented objectively through detailed reporting and, when applicable, photo or video evidence.

Objective Information Matters

Custody disputes often involve conflicting claims and accusations. Our role is not to take sides—it is to document observable facts and provide reliable information that may assist attorneys, mediators, and the court in evaluating issues affecting a child’s welfare.