In custody disputes, nothing is more important than a child’s safety and well-being. Courts rely on factual evidence, not accusations, to determine parental fitness. Hubbard Investigations supports attorneys and parents with surveillance and digital evidence to reveal the truth regarding:
Our investigators observe, document, and report objectively, ensuring every detail is captured accurately. When a child’s future is on the line, you need more than intuition. You need evidence.
Yes. Florida courts decide custody (time-sharing) based on the best interests of the child, and they rely on facts, not accusations. We observe and document behavior that affects a child's safety and well-being, objectively and in detail.
Substance abuse concerns, neglect or unsafe behavior, violations of the time-sharing schedule or parenting plan, and who is around the child, including questionable third parties.
We document everything carefully: time-stamped photos and video, detailed logs and a professional written report, and we can testify if needed. How the court uses it is a question for your attorney, and we work with family law attorneys regularly.
Don't follow the other parent, and don't put tracking apps or devices on their phone or car. It can be illegal in Florida and can hurt your case. Don't tell the other parent that you have hired or will hire a private investigator, and don't threaten to; it changes their behavior and can escalate the conflict. Write down what you see, keep messages, and let professionals handle the surveillance.
If a child is in immediate danger, call 911 first. Otherwise, call us any time: we can often start the same day, which helps when a time-sharing weekend or exchange is coming up. Same-day and after-hours requests can carry an emergency fee, which we tell you about up front, before any work begins.
Custody surveillance is usually focused on specific days, such as the other parent's time-sharing weekends, which keeps the hours down. Our guide to what drives the cost of a private investigator explains the rest, and the consultation is free.
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