Roberts Investigative Services

St. Lucie County Private Investigator

Fort Pierce-based private investigators serving Port St. Lucie and communities throughout St. Lucie County. Licensed, discreet and locally based.

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Private Investigator in St. Lucie County

Based in Fort Pierce, Working Across the County

Our office is on N. Depot Drive in Fort Pierce, with Port St. Lucie roughly fifteen minutes away. Local fieldwork does not begin with a long deployment from another part of the state, and familiarity with the roads, courthouses and communities makes planning more realistic.

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Investigative Services in St. Lucie County

  • Family and custody matters: lawful documentation tied to a specific concern or issue identified by counsel.
  • Surveillance: time-stamped observation and reporting in Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie and surrounding communities.
  • Background investigations: identity, record and history research for employment, tenancy, caregiving and personal decisions.
  • Corporate investigations: independent fact-finding for suspected theft, fraud, harassment or conflicts of interest.
  • Missing persons and witness location: records research, interviews and local field verification.
  • Criminal defense: witness, scene, timeline and mitigation work for matters in Florida's Nineteenth Judicial Circuit.

What Local Actually Changes

Local knowledge does not decide a case. It helps us estimate travel accurately, choose workable observation points, understand the setting around a reported event and reach the relevant courthouse or neighborhood without treating the county like a line on a map.

Roberts Investigative Services holds Florida agency licence A1600287. Danielle Roberts holds individual Class C licence C1600549. Both can be checked through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

Your Questions Answered

How do I hire a private investigator? I've never done this before.
Start with a free phone call or message. Tell us the question you need answered and the facts you already have. We will explain whether investigation is likely to help, what information would be needed and what the next step would cost.
Will the person I'm investigating find out?
We plan communication and fieldwork to reduce unnecessary disclosure, but no investigator can promise that a subject will never become aware of an investigation. We will discuss that risk honestly and agree on a safe way to contact you.
What does a private investigator cost in Florida?
Cost depends on the service, travel, likely hours and complexity. After the consultation, we explain the initial retainer, billing method and any assumptions behind the estimate. Work beyond an approved scope requires authorization.
Is what you do legal? Can I use this evidence in court?
Roberts Investigative Services is licensed in Florida and uses lawful investigative methods. A judge decides whether particular evidence is admissible. If litigation is pending, we coordinate the scope and handling of evidence with your attorney.
I'm not sure if my situation is "serious" enough. What should I do?
Call before spending money on a broad investigation. We will help narrow the question and tell you when an attorney, law enforcement, a protective-services agency or another professional is the better first call.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in St. Lucie County and have deep local expertise here. Our primary service areas include Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, White City, Lakewood Park, and St. Lucie Village. We are also available for cases throughout the state of Florida.

Discuss the Question You Need Answered

The first consultation is free. We will tell you whether the question is investigable, what methods may be appropriate and when another professional should be involved first.

What St. Lucie Cases Usually Involve

Private · No Obligation

Find out whether an investigation can help.

Describe the question you need answered. A licensed investigator will explain what can be done legally, what information would help and what the likely scope will be.