Roberts Investigative Services

Family Disputes & Child Custody Investigations

Q: Can a private investigator help prove a parent is unfit?

Yes. We document parental behavior, uncover neglect or substance abuse, and interview witnesses to provide objective evidence of whether a child is in a safe, stable environment.

Q: Is the evidence you gather admissible in Florida family court?

Absolutely. We specialize in gathering legally obtained, objective evidence—including surveillance footage and digital footprints—that is designed to be admissible in court proceedings.

Q: Can you find hidden bank accounts or assets?

Yes. During separation disputes, we investigate financial fraud and locate hidden properties or bank accounts to ensure fair alimony and settlement outcomes.

$500.00

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Family Disputes & Custody Investigations

Protecting Your Children, Assets, and Peace of Mind

In family court, the judge doesn't decide based on who they believe. They decide based on what you can prove. Whether it's a custody battle, infidelity, or hidden assets, we provide the objective, admissible evidence you need to secure your future.

Please Note: Initial Retainer

This $500 fee serves as an initial retainer to begin the preliminary Case Review, Analysis, and Strategy Development.

Due to the unique nature of investigative work, cases with significant complexity may require additional funding. All services and fees beyond this initial retainer will be discussed with you and require your authorization before proceeding.

How We Can Help

Child Custody Investigations

When it comes to custody battles, ensuring the safety of your child is paramount. We help by:

Monitoring Parental Behavior: We document actions to ensure your child is in a safe, stable environment.
Uncovering Neglect or Abuse: We gather evidence of neglect, substance abuse, or unsafe living conditions to protect your child's best interests.
Witness Testimony: We interview neighbors and teachers to provide insights into parenting capabilities.

Infidelity Investigations

Suspicions of infidelity can wreak havoc. We provide clarity by:

Conducting Surveillance: Discreetly following the subject to gather photographic or video evidence.
Analyzing Digital Footprints: Examining online activities and social media to identify signs of infidelity.

Asset Searches & Financial Investigations

Financial disputes are common during separations. We assist by:

Locating Hidden Assets: We uncover hidden bank accounts, properties, or assets one party may be concealing.
Investigating Fraud: Identifying fraudulent financial activities that could impact alimony or settlements.

"The evidence Roberts Investigative Services gathered changed the entire trajectory of my custody case. They were professional, discreet, and focused entirely on my children's safety."
— Confidential Family Law Client

Your Questions Answered

Can a private investigator help prove a parent is unfit?

Yes. In Florida, the court looks for evidence of "detriment to the child." We can gather evidence regarding substance abuse, neglect, domestic violence, or exposure to unsafe individuals to support a claim that a parent is unfit for custody.

Is the evidence you gather admissible in Florida family court?

Absolutely. We operate within strict legal boundaries to ensure that all surveillance footage, photos, and witness statements we collect are legally admissible to support your case and your attorney's strategy.

Can you find hidden bank accounts or assets?

Yes. It is common for one party to hide funds during a divorce. We conduct thorough asset searches to locate hidden bank accounts, properties, and other financial holdings to ensure a fair division of assets.

How much does a family investigation cost?

Every case is unique. We start with a $500 initial retainer to cover the preliminary case review and strategy development. Additional costs depend on the complexity and duration of surveillance required. We begin with a transparent consultation to establish a budget that works for you.

Discuss Your Case Confidentially

Family disputes are sensitive. You don't have to face them alone. Contact us today for a discreet consultation to discuss your options and how we can help you protect what matters most.

Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with an attorney for advice regarding your specific situation.

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