1) Intake and Objective Definition
We gather facts, deadlines, and legal objectives so the investigation scope is tied to your case outcome, not generic activity.
How Our Investigation Process Works
Each case follows a structured process: intake, scope planning, lawful evidence collection, quality review, and clear reporting for attorney or court use.
Five-Step Workflow
2) Scope and Budget Approval
You receive a scope recommendation, pricing path, and expected deliverables before any paid investigative work begins.
3) Lawful Evidence Collection
Field and research work are performed using Washington-compliant methods designed for documentation, verification, and evidentiary reliability.
4) Quality Review and Corroboration
Collected facts are timeline-checked and cross-referenced to reduce errors and improve defensibility.
5) Report Delivery and Coordination
You receive organized reporting, source context, and coordination support for legal review or hearing preparation.
Process FAQ
Do you start field work right away?
No. We first confirm objective, scope, and budget path. Field work begins only after you approve the plan.
Can my attorney be included in the workflow?
Yes. We can coordinate directly with counsel for scope alignment, updates, and report handoff.
How often do I get updates?
Update cadence depends on urgency and activity level, but communication expectations are set before launch.