Divorce and matrimonial enquiries | Investigation & Intelligence
We have acted for clients in high-profile divorce cases both in the UK and overseas. Our private clients depend upon our expertise and experience to assist them in ensuring that they receive a fair divorce settlement.
Contrary to the widely held misconception that information obtained by private investigators is of little or no value in proceedings, correctly obtained and presented evidence, and expert witness testimony can prove to be the difference between getting the settlement you deserve, or substantially less in cases where your estranged spouse is deliberately failing to disclose facts. This misapprehension occurs when some consider notable cases such as Tchenguiz Vs. Immerman, where one party had illegally obtained information about the other.
It is of paramount importance that your investigator understands case law such as this to ensure that the report they will provide contains evidence that is both irrefutable, and has been obtained legally. Whilst there exists a duty upon both parties to fully and frankly disclose all facts to the Court, particularly with regard to finances, all too often in contentious divorces, many attempt to evade disclosure and ride roughshod over the justice system. This means that the burden of proof lies with you, to disprove the declarations made, or you will simply have to 'roll over' and accept what your opponent is stating. This also means that you must provide substantive evidence to the Court, and it is here that we can assist you before things can go wrong.
Even if your decree absolute has been issued, you may still go back to the Court to vary the order if you can prove that the settlement was grossly unfair, due to non-disclosure. Our private investigators will be able to obtain the proof that you will require concerning co-habitation, income and work status, asset non-disclosure, and details about lifestyle which can assist in demonstrating to the Court whether or not there has been a failure to disclose important facts that could influence the outcome.
For more information and a free initial consultation with a divorce private investigator, call us in complete confidence on 0808 1350352. Alternatively email a private detective at: info@corporateinvestigator.com
We have acted for clients in high-profile divorce cases both in the UK and overseas. Our private clients depend upon our expertise and experience to assist them in ensuring that they receive a fair divorce settlement.
Contrary to the widely held misconception that information obtained by private investigators is of little or no value in proceedings, correctly obtained and presented evidence, and expert witness testimony can prove to be the difference between getting the settlement you deserve, or substantially less in cases where your estranged spouse is deliberately failing to disclose facts. This misapprehension occurs when some consider notable cases such as Tchenguiz Vs. Immerman, where one party had illegally obtained information about the other.
It is of paramount importance that your investigator understands case law such as this to ensure that the report they will provide contains evidence that is both irrefutable, and has been obtained legally. Whilst there exists a duty upon both parties to fully and frankly disclose all facts to the Court, particularly with regard to finances, all too often in contentious divorces, many attempt to evade disclosure and ride roughshod over the justice system. This means that the burden of proof lies with you, to disprove the declarations made, or you will simply have to 'roll over' and accept what your opponent is stating. This also means that you must provide substantive evidence to the Court, and it is here that we can assist you before things can go wrong.
Even if your decree absolute has been issued, you may still go back to the Court to vary the order if you can prove that the settlement was grossly unfair, due to non-disclosure. Our private investigators will be able to obtain the proof that you will require concerning co-habitation, income and work status, asset non-disclosure, and details about lifestyle which can assist in demonstrating to the Court whether or not there has been a failure to disclose important facts that could influence the outcome.
For more information and a free initial consultation with a divorce private investigator, call us in complete confidence on 0808 1350352. Alternatively email a private detective at: info@corporateinvestigator.com