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• Infidelity Surveillance

Learn The Truth: You have likely come here because you are concerned that your spouse or significant other is being unfaithful. Dealing with infidelity can be a painful and confusing experience. If you are having doubts about your partner's fidelity you owe it to yourself to find out the truth. If they are being truthful, the investigation will bear that out, and you can then put your suspicions to rest. If they are being unfaithful, you need to know the truth. Once you know the truth you can choose an appropriate course of action with confidence. Whether you are dealing with a difficult marriage or relationship, a divorce, or child custody situation, you have come to the right place.

What We Can Do: Most infidelity investigations require surveillance. You provide our investigator details about your spouse, with a photograph if possible. You also provide as much information about when, where, and who your spouse might be seeing. We would then conduct surveillance at the prescribed times and report the subject's activities to you. We obtain video of the subject's activities and promptly report the results to you. If the subject is engaged in infidelity, we will take measures to identify the person they are seeing.

About Infidelity, Divorce, & Attorneys: If you are having a spouse followed, there are some important things to consider. You need to be prepared for the worst. If the investigation reveals that your spouse is being unfaithful, what do you plan to do? Will you be seeking family counseling to try to rehabilitate the marriage, or will you be hiring an attorney and filing for divorce. If it is the latter, the investigation will likely be more comprehensive. Divorcenet.com reports the following:

"Texas law allows for "no-fault" divorces. However, if one party is at "fault" for the breakup of the marriage, the court may take that into consideration in determining what is an "equitable" division of the property. For that reason, the other spouse may want to plead fault grounds in their petition."

Our experience, is that about half of Texas lawyers will want to prove infidelity if it's occurring, and the other half deem it irrelevant. It's our observation that the half who do want the evidence are usually the more aggressive attorneys, that fight tooth and nail for their clients. What you decide is up to you. But if you decide to use the evidence in a divorce proceeding, the threshold of proof may be higher, and require more surveillance and investigation. If children are involved the extent of the investigation may be even greater. If all you need is to know the truth, and you do not plan to use the evidence in court, the investigation will usually be less costly.

If you already have an attorney you may choose to do the investigation through your attorney. The attorney may designate the results as privileged and not subject to disclosure to your spouse. Whether you have an attorney or not, we will be happy to work with you to help you find out the truth.

About Counseling:  If you catch your spouse cheating, you may choose to attend marriage counseling, to rehabilitate the marriage. The choice is completely up to you, but you should keep in mind that most unfaithful spouses are repeat offenders. They have likely done it before, or will do it again. If you believe that the incident was a one time indiscretion and you are wholly vested in the marriage, counseling may be the best thing for you and your spouse.

How do you follow the subject without them seeing you?

Our investigators are all fully licensed and have years of experience conducting surveillance. We are able to conduct surveillance undetected in about 95% of our domestic surveillances. Most individuals are very easy to follow, but a few are nearly impossible to follow. If we detect that your spouse is acting suspiciously we will communicate with you, and will likely suspend the surveillance temporarily, in order to maintain the discretion and integrity of the investigation. The surveillance can be re-initiated at a later date.

Do you ever lose the subject during surveillance?

Yes it does occur on occasion. If you have ever openly followed a friend or a relative from one location to another, then you know how easy it can be to get separated. Again. Our success rate is very high, but there may be times when we lose sight of the subject due to heavy traffic, red lights, or other related circumstances. Patience can be a virtue when conducting surveillance. If you are patient with us we will always do everything within our power to meet your investigative needs affordably, and as quickly as possible.

Do you typically use one or two investigators?

That is up to you. We have a very high success rate with one investigator. If you choose to use two investigators we will give a 15% discount on the hourly rate of the second investigator. Our recommendation is that we start with one investigator, and add a second investigator only when necessary.

We followed my partner once, and nothing unusual happened. What should I do now?

If you feel you have sufficient peace of mind to move forward trusting your partner, there is no need to do additional surveillance. If you are concerned that you just picked the wrong day to do surveillance, and are still convinced your spouse is having an affair, you should consider choosing another date to do surveillance.

What can I do to make your job easier?

Go out of town. We have found that when our client is out of town the spouse feels more comfortable and is much more likely to engage in inappropriate extramarital activity. If you have a friend or relative that you have been planning to visit, it would be wise to schedule the surveillance when you are out of tow. Make sure your spouse knows you are out of town

I am very suspicious. Should I ask my spouse a lot of questions?

Our best advice is to act natural. Do not do anything differently than you would normally. If you are a naturally inquisitive person, you might be able to develop information that would help us in our investigation. On the other hand, if you are normally trusting and non-confrontational, and you begin to act suspicious and ask too many questions, you could spook your spouse and jeopardize the investigation

I hired you and you caught my partner cheating. Now what do I do?

Decide whether you want to try to forgive your spouse, or whether you want to file for divorce. If you plan to get a divorce hire an attorney. If you choose to try to save the marriage you will likely need some joint counseling to deal with the trust issues the infidelity will undoubtedly cause.

When should I confront my spouse with the evidence?

Do not confront your spouse until you know the facts, and have made a clear decision on what you plan to do. If you plan to hire an attorney, it would be wise to consult with the attorney before confronting your spouse. The attorney may recommend additional surveillance. Once you confront your spouse, and they know they have been followed they will be much harder, if not impossible to follow discretely.

How much do you charge for domestic & infidelity investigations?

We charge an hourly rate, plus mileage and expenses. When we go out in the field to do surveillance we charge a 4 hour minimum, so we encourage our clients to use the full 4 hours. For more information call us at 281-890-5855.

We are not attorneys, and nothing on this website is intended to be legal advice. We have tried to provide information that will be useful, based upon our extensive experience dealing with infidelity investigations. If you need legal advice you should consult with an attorney.

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