Addresses and Travel
List the current and previous addresses relevant to the dispute, along with the dates of any move. We use that history to check leads and plan Washington fieldwork.
Who We Serve in Washington
We help spouses, parents, grandparents, military families, and legal teams with investigative work in Washington. If a move, missed exchange, or disputed financial statement has left you with unanswered questions, we can discuss the records and observations that may help establish what happened.
When Family Matters Cross Washington Counties
A child may attend school in one county, exchange homes in another, and have a case pending elsewhere. Tell us how those places connect so we can plan the work around your family’s routine and the records needed.
Orders and Deadlines
Provide temporary orders, modification requests, and known hearing dates. We use them to understand the permitted scope and timing; your attorney advises on what the court requires.
A Clear Agreement Before Work
We explain the proposed research or fieldwork, what you will receive, and the cost. You can raise concerns about contact, privacy, or attorney coordination before approving the assignment.
Who We Help Across Washington
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.
For Spouses
Check disputed statements about a relationship, household, income, or property through lawful records and observations before deciding your next step in separation or divorce.
For Fathers
Document parenting time, exchanges, and caregiving routines, including dates or events that conflict with an account in a custody dispute.
For Mothers
Investigate specific concerns about supervision, household routines, and parenting-plan compliance, with records and observations that show what happened and when.
For Grandparents
Build a history of caregiving, pickups, appointments, and family involvement when a child’s routine or contact with grandparents changes.
For Military Families
Compare deployment, relocation, leave, and housing dates with parenting arrangements and the records available to the family.
For Attorneys & Law Firms
Obtain targeted research, witness interviews, service support, and indexed evidence for client advice, declarations, or hearing preparation.
Who We Serve FAQ
Can I start here even if the matter may move beyond Washington?
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.
Can an investigator give me legal advice?
No. We gather facts and explain our investigative methods and findings. An attorney advises on your rights, court procedure, and how to use the evidence in your case.
Can you help when I have more than one family role?
Yes. You may be a spouse and parent, or a grandparent providing daily care. Describe the question and the people involved; we can identify what needs to be documented without asking you to choose a category.
Start with the Question on Your Mind
Tell us which Washington counties are involved and whether you are preparing for a conversation, an attorney meeting, or a court date. We will discuss the facts that can be investigated and the scope of paid work.