What can we do ?
Surveillance Services
Discreet, reliable tracking tailored to your needs.
We offer covert surveillance for personal, legal, or business matters. Whether it's tracking suspicious behavior, validating claims, or confirming infidelity, our investigators are trained to document movements without detection.
Background & Identity Checks
Know who you're dealing with.
Our in-depth background checks include criminal history, employment verification, dating site activity, and alias checks. We help individuals, law firms, and businesses verify identities and uncover hidden facts
Court Record & Document Retrieval
Fast, accurate, and court-compliant retrieval.
We retrieve court records, case filings, and public documents efficiently and professionally, ideal for attorneys and legal professionals who require timely documentation.
Attorney Support Services
Strengthen your case with investigative evidence.
We provide litigation support including witness location, service of process, asset searches, and surveillance to support civil, criminal, family, and probate cases.
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What actions are private investigators legally prohibited from taking
While private investigators have access to specialized tools and techniques, their work must remain within the boundaries of the law. There are several actions that private investigators are strictly prohibited from doing:
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Impersonating Law Enforcement
Private investigators cannot present themselves as police officers, federal agents, or any other form of law enforcement. This includes wearing badges, uniforms, or using vehicles that resemble those of official agencies. -
Trespassing on Private Property
Investigators cannot unlawfully enter private homes, buildings, or restricted areas without consent or a legal order. Surveillance must be conducted from public spaces or with proper permission. -
Wiretapping or Recording Private Conversations Without Consent
In most states, it is illegal to record phone calls or in-person conversations without the consent of at least one or all parties involved, depending on local laws. Unauthorized wiretapping is a criminal offense. -
Hacking or Accessing Protected Information
Investigators are not permitted to hack into email accounts, social media, or protected databases. Accessing private information without authorization such as bank accounts, medical records, or government files is illegal. -
Making Arrests
Unless licensed with specific arrest authority (such as a bail enforcement agent in certain jurisdictions), private investigators do not have the legal power to detain or arrest individuals. -
Harassment, Stalking, or Invasion of Privacy
Investigators must avoid any actions that could be construed as harassment, stalking, or intimidation. This includes excessive following, persistent contact, or use of intrusive surveillance tactics that violate privacy laws. -
Tampering with Evidence or Misrepresenting Findings
A PI must maintain the integrity of all evidence and reports. Tampering with, planting, or falsifying information is not only unethical but can result in legal consequences and loss of licensure.
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Private investigators are held to high legal and ethical standards to protect both client interests and individual rights. When hiring an investigator, it’s essential to work with a licensed professional who understands and respects these boundaries.
