Roberts Investigative Services

Missing Persons Investigations

Q: How much does it cost to find a missing person?

Costs vary depending on the complexity. A database trace for a debtor is less expensive than a physical manhunt for a runaway. We start with a $500 retainer and discuss all potential costs upfront.

Q: How do you find someone when the police can't?

Police are often limited by jurisdiction and resources. We cross state lines, utilize paid proprietary databases, and dedicate specific surveillance teams to follow leads that law enforcement may not have the manpower to pursue.

$500.00

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Missing Persons Investigations

Reconnect with Loved Ones. Locate the Missing.

The uncertainty is the hardest part. Police resources are often stretched thin, and unless a crime is suspected, their hands may be tied. We bridge that gap. Whether it's a runaway teen, an estranged relative, or a debtor evading responsibility, we use advanced tracing to find the answers you need.

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.

Who We Help Locate

We utilize proprietary databases, digital forensics, and boots-on-the-ground surveillance to locate individuals across Florida and beyond.

Runaway Teenagers: We trace online activity, social connections, and known hangouts to bring at-risk youth home safely before they become victims of exploitation.
Missing Family Members: Whether due to mental health issues, estrangement, or natural disasters, we help reunite families and provide closure.
Debtors & Absconders (Skip Tracing): We track down individuals who have fled to avoid financial obligations or legal proceedings, ensuring you can pursue the justice you are owed.
Old Friends & Birth Parents: We handle sensitive adoption or reconnection cases with the utmost emotional intelligence and discretion.

Why Choose a Private Investigator?

Swift Action: We start immediately. There is no 24-hour waiting period like there often is with law enforcement.
Dedicated Resources: Your case is our priority. We dedicate time and manpower that overworked police departments simply cannot spare.
Compassionate Support: We understand the emotional toll this takes. We guide you through the process with empathy and clarity.

"After months of getting nowhere with the local authorities, Roberts Investigative found my daughter in less than 48 hours. I cannot put a price on the peace of mind they gave my family."
— A Grateful Mother, Florida

Your Questions Answered

How much does it cost to find a missing person?

Costs vary depending on the amount of information you start with and the complexity of the search. A simple database trace for a debtor is less expensive than a physical manhunt for a runaway. We discuss all potential costs upfront during your free consultation.

What if the person doesn't want to be found?

If the missing person is an adult and has committed no crime, they have a "right to be lost." In these cases, we can locate them and confirm their safety to you, but we cannot force them to contact you or reveal their location without their consent. We handle these situations with strict ethical adherence.

How do you find someone when the police can't?

Police are limited by jurisdiction and "priority" protocols. We are not. We cross state lines, utilize paid proprietary databases not available to the public, and dedicate specific surveillance teams to follow leads that law enforcement may not have the resources to pursue.

Start the Search Today

Time is often the most critical factor in a missing persons case. Do not wait. Contact us today for a confidential consultation and let us help you find the answers.

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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