Broward Private InvestigationsWhen parents seek a custody investigation
Parents typically reach out when they have real, specific concerns — not just conflict:- Suspected substance abuse or unsafe behavior during parenting time
- A child left unsupervised or with unsafe individuals
- Concerns about the home environment or living situation
- A co-parent violating the parenting plan or court order
- Signs a parent is not actually where they claim during their time
What an investigator documents
A professional gathers objective, time-stamped evidence through lawful surveillance — who is caring for the child, the condition of the environment, whether court orders are being followed, and whether stated arrangements match reality. The focus is always the child's welfare, documented factually.
Why it has to be done legally
Family courts weigh evidence carefully, and anything gathered improperly can be thrown out — or hurt your case. A licensed investigator documents everything lawfully, in public, with a clear record of how and when it was obtained, so it stands up in front of a judge.
How the evidence helps your case
Clear documentation gives your attorney something concrete to work with — far stronger than 'he said, she said.' Whether you are seeking a modification or defending against false claims, factual evidence focused on the child's best interests carries real weight.