General Information


: Are you in need of an attorney?

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2. How much does it cost to catch a cheating spouse?

The total cost varies for each case depending on how much information is provided to us at the beginning of the case. The more information provided to us, the faster we can narrow the scope of our investigation and ultimately reduce the cost and increase the success of the investigation.

3. How long does it take to catch a cheating spouse?

Since the actions of the suspects are unpredictable, it is difficult to determine how much time it takes for each case (similar to the response from Question #2 above). We work with our clients to determine the best times for surveillance to minimize cost and optimize effectiveness.

4. Can I wire-tap a telephone?

The simple answer is "No". The state of North Carolina allows phone conversations to be recorded ONLY if you are a party to that conversation. You CAN NOT, at any time, record someone else's conversation.

5. Is my information and case confidential?

Absolutely! State law requires that Private Investigators treat each case with the utmost privacy and confidentiality. Your case will only be discussed with you and/or your attorney per your request.

6. How much experience have you had as an investigator?

Our team of investigators has over 75 years of investigative experience handling all types of cases. We've handled everything from domestic cases to insurance fraud to murder cases. We utilize the latest technology such as GPS trackers, pin-hole cameras, and high-powered video camera equipment to provide superior results. We also work closely with your attorney in preparing the evidence for your case to ensure your attorney is fully prepared for court.

In all cases, a full report is provided to our client and their attorney with date, time, critical events, and images retrieved from the video during surveillance.