Surveillance Investigations
When you need to see what's really happening, not what you're being told.
Surveillance is often the only way to move from suspicion to certainty. Whether the concern is personal — a spouse, a family matter — or professional — an employee, a claim, a business risk — our investigators conduct discreet, legally sound surveillance and document everything in a way that holds up if the case ends up in front of a judge.
Who This Is For
- Spouses or partners who need documented answers, not just suspicion
- Employers dealing with suspected internal theft, time fraud, or policy violations
- Attorneys who need surveillance evidence for a custody or civil case
- Insurance companies verifying the legitimacy of a claim
Personal & Domestic Matters
Marital concerns, child custody disputes, and other family matters often come down to firsthand documentation. We conduct discreet surveillance that respects the privacy of everyone involved while giving you the clarity you need to make informed decisions.
Corporate & Workplace Matters
Internal theft, time and attendance abuse, workers' compensation fraud, and other workplace concerns require careful, professional surveillance that protects your business without exposing you to liability. We coordinate directly with counsel and HR when needed.
How We Approach It
Every surveillance assignment starts with a clear plan — what we're documenting, where, and for how long — so you know what to expect before we begin. Findings are delivered in a professionally documented report, with supporting evidence, ready to hand to your attorney if the matter proceeds further.
Common Questions
Is surveillance legal?
Yes — when conducted properly. Our investigators operate within Georgia law and industry best practices, observing only what a person doesn't have a reasonable expectation of privacy in.
How long does a surveillance case take?
It depends on the matter. Some cases resolve in a single observation period; others require ongoing surveillance over days or weeks. We'll give you a realistic estimate during your consultation.
Will I receive documentation I can use in court?
Yes. All findings are compiled into a professionally documented report suitable for legal proceedings.
Can surveillance evidence really be used in court?
Yes, provided it's collected legally and documented properly. That's exactly how we conduct every surveillance assignment — with admissibility in mind from the start, not as an afterthought.
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