Alimony Investigations

If your ex is violating the terms of your spousal support agreement—whether by living with a new partner, hiding income, or failing to disclose employment—evidence from an investigation can support your request to modify or terminate payments.

Depending on the situation, we may gather proof of cohabitation, employment status, business ownership, undisclosed income, or lifestyle inconsistencies. This can include surveillance photos, social media activity, financial records, and other legally obtained documentation.

In many cases, cohabitation with a romantic partner can be grounds to reduce or terminate alimony—but it depends on your state laws and the terms of your agreement. We recommend consulting with your attorney; we’re happy to work directly with them as part of the process.

No—our investigations are conducted discreetly and professionally. Your ex will not be aware of our involvement unless you choose to use the findings in court.

The timeline depends on the specifics of your case and the type of evidence needed. Some cases may require only a few days of surveillance, while others may take several weeks for thorough documentation. We’ll give you an honest estimate up front based on your goals.

Yes. Our investigators are prepared to testify to their findings if required. We also provide clear, organized reports that are easy for attorneys and courts to understand.

Costs vary depending on the scope of the investigation—factors like location, hours of surveillance, and the complexity of the case all play a role. Contact us for a confidential consultation and quote tailored to your situation.