Child Custody, Support Investigations
Below you will find general information on Child Custody & Child Support Investigations.
If you are in need of an investigator for a child support, custody or welfare case, please use the search utility above.
What does a child custody investigator do?
If you have children, a child custody investigation can protect them from danger and abuse.
In case of a divorce or separation, child custody investigation can help make sure that the child involved stay safe. A parent or court may order a child custody investigator to determine what the child’s experience is like with a custody or non-custody parent. Investigations of parents sometimes reveal chronic neglect, child abuse, or parental alcoholism or drug abuse. If you need to know, a private investigator or qualified child custody investigator can tell you the truth – and can save your child’s life.
How does a child custody investigation work?
A child custody investigator may use surveillance to determine what happens when a parent is with the child. Investigators can document or video tape any abuse or neglect that they see and they can gather other evidence that suggests whether the child is being treated well or not. Investigators also question the parents and ask parents to fill out a detailed questionnaire about their parenting and the child. Additionally, investigators may speak to witnesses or may solicit witnesses for the court on behalf of the parents.
Investigators can find out whether a parent indulges in reckless driving, criminal activity, alcoholism, neglect, or other activities that may affect a child's welfare. Based on the information and evidence gathered, parents and courts can determine what to do to ensure the child safety. A private investigator’s findings always have more credence in court than a parent’s accusations, so if you have any suspicions, a qualified professional investigator is essential.
Do I need a child custody investigator?
There are many reasons why parents turn to a private investigator to safeguard their child:
- They have suspicions about their child's safety. Unfortunately, a child is most likely to be abused or neglected by those who are closest to them -- including their parents. In a divorce case, however, suspicions may not be taken at face value. In general, you will need very specific and quality evidence to prove that a spouse or ex-spouse may be a danger to the child. A private investigator can help provide the evidence that can allow you to save your child.
- They require peace of mind. Private investigators can help determine whether a child is being neglected or abused. If, happily, abuse or neglect is not a factor, parents can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing that their children are secure.
- They have been accused of abuse or neglect. In court divorce cases, especially, one parent will sometimes make false accusations in order to limit another parent’s access to the child. A private investigator can help gather evidence of proper conduct and so ensure that you have adequate time with their child.
In most cases, you'll require qualified professional investigator. This will not only ensure the highest quality of evidence but will also safeguard the child's safety. Private investigators trained in child custody investigation techniques are especially trained to protect the child's safety at all times. In fact, some child custody investigations can take place without the child being involved or even aware of the investigation. Secondly, many states require a qualified professional investigator to conduct these types of surveillance investigations.
Looking for a Child Support / Child Custody Investigator?
If you want to keep your child safe, you need an excellent investigator today. PInow.com can help. With a huge searchable database of worldwide private investigators, PInow.com can help you find a local investigator who can help you safeguard your family.
Use the search utility on the top of this page or select from a state on the left to find a Child Custody / Child Support Investigator. Still can't find what your are looking for? Call us at (888) 997-4669.
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