Places and Schedules
An exchange location or a recurring appointment may determine when observation is useful. Bring the actual schedule and any recent changes so we can plan the relevant time window.
Families in Tacoma and Pierce County come to us with questions about children’s routines, a spouse’s account of events, caregiving, or finances. We listen to the specific concern, review what you already know, and discuss whether records, interviews, or observation could help.

School pickups, exchanges, work schedules, and a coming hearing can all shape an investigation. Share the places and dates involved so the assignment addresses your question without overlooking practical limits.
An exchange location or a recurring appointment may determine when observation is useful. Bring the actual schedule and any recent changes so we can plan the relevant time window.
Tell us what you need to decide and which facts are uncertain. We can explain what can be documented, what remains outside our scope, and how findings will be reported to you or authorized counsel.
If a parent moves or a lead points elsewhere in Washington, we review the additional locations, travel, and time with you. Our in-house Washington scope remains the same.
You may have more than one role in the family. These examples describe the kinds of questions we can help investigate; you do not need to fit a single category to contact us.
Check disputed statements about a relationship, household, income, or property through lawful records and observations before deciding your next step in separation or divorce.
Document parenting time, exchanges, and caregiving routines, including dates or events that conflict with an account in a custody dispute.
Investigate specific concerns about supervision, household routines, and parenting-plan compliance, with records and observations that show what happened and when.
Build a history of caregiving, pickups, appointments, and family involvement when a child’s routine or contact with grandparents changes.
Compare deployment, relocation, leave, and housing dates with parenting arrangements and the records available to the family.
Obtain targeted research, witness interviews, service support, and indexed evidence for client advice, declarations, or hearing preparation.
Yes, if you need investigative work in Washington. Our work is performed in-house in Washington. Tell us about any out-of-state needs before approving a plan so we can explain what falls within our service scope.
No. We can gather records, document activity, and explain the findings. An attorney advises on legal rights, filings, and the use of evidence in a Pierce County or other court matter.
Yes. For example, a grandparent may also be handling daily childcare while a parent is deployed. Tell us about the circumstances so we can focus on the dates, care arrangements, or records you need to establish.
Contact our Tacoma office with a short account of the question and any deadline. We will discuss the available evidence, the proposed work, and the cost before you decide whether to proceed.