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CHILD, FAMILY SAFETY

Florida Private Investigators" will assist you to determine if an ex-spouse or their new associates are placing your child at risk.

Our agency will  conduct undercover surveillance to document the lifestyles of an individuals activities, an ex spouse of their new associate(s).  With a wide variety of investigative experience, we are able to tailor your investigation to effectively and efficiently meet your budget.

Our "Florida private investigators" are located in Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Naples, Tampa, Orlando, Panama City and Key West.  All case evidence is confidential. We provide a discreet service.  Some courts are beginning to use the term parenting schedule instead of custody and visitation.

Gathering Evidence For Child Custody Cases:

When gathering evidence in a custody case, it is important to keep records, take photos and focus on evidence that will show that the other parent is not as good a parent as you.

Hire an attorney so you can be sure your evidence will be admitted in court to explain your state's rules of evidence to you. The rules of evidence are very complicated and sometimes do not seem logical.

Understand that the more evidence you have that shows bad things about the other parent's parenting skills, the more likely it is you will win.

Gather evidence that shows the other parent is unfit and evidence that shows you are a great parent. Take photographs. Photographic evidence is very persuasive. Take photos of abuse or neglect by the other parent. Take photos of the other parent's home, of your home, and of your child's room.

Keep a log or journal. Date each page. Record events pertaining to your child in detail. Write down the horrible or neglectful things the other parent does and write down the wonderful things you do with your child. Write down what the child tells you happens with the other parent. Include any information about meals, bedtimes, baths, etc. that shows how the child was cared for by the other parent.