DIVORCE & FAMILY-LAW INVESTIGATIONS
Clear Facts for Divorce, Custody & Child-Support Matters
When a family-law case turns on disputed facts, reliable information can help you and your attorney decide what to do next. Investigative Services Unlimited Group (ISUG) provides confidential investigative support for family-law attorneys, parents and private clients.
We develop and document relevant facts through lawful research, witness interviews and appropriately scoped fieldwork. Assignments may address divorce, parenting and time-sharing disputes, child support, financial disclosures or alimony-related questions.
Serving Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Other Florida and nationwide assignments are evaluated according to location, applicable licensing requirements and availability.
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Child Support & Absent-Parent Location
An outdated address or an unknown employer can leave important questions unanswered in a child-support matter. We can discuss a focused investigation to locate an absent parent and develop information for your attorney or an authorized child-support proceeding.
- Parent location and skip tracing: research and verify location leads when a mother, father or other relevant adult cannot be reached, for a legitimate legal purpose.
- Employment and business research: identify available employer, self-employment and business-affiliation leads through lawful sources and permitted observations.
- Asset and public-record research: examine available property, business and court records that may help counsel evaluate financial disclosures or pursue formal discovery.
- Support for service of process: provide verified leads to counsel or an appropriately authorized process server.
- Documented findings: organize sources, dates, verification steps and unresolved questions for legal review.
We assess the purpose of each locate request, relevant court restrictions and who is authorized to receive the results. Our role is to gather facts; we do not establish paternity, set support amounts or enforce court orders. Locating a person or recovering support cannot be guaranteed.
Need help starting a child-support case? You may also explore the Florida Child Support Program. An attorney can advise how a private investigation fits your matter.
Custody & Time-Sharing Investigations
We help clarify specific concerns about parenting arrangements through factual documentation. Depending on the assignment, this can include exchange timelines, relevant witness accounts, public records and lawful observations concerning compliance with an existing parenting plan.
Reports distinguish what an investigator directly observed from allegations, third-party accounts and details requiring further verification. Counsel evaluates the significance of the findings. ISUG does not make custody decisions or provide psychological assessments.
Careful records review helps connect individual findings to the questions in a case.
Divorce & Financial-Disclosure Research
Questions about property, business interests or inconsistent disclosures may require closer examination. We research legally available records, compare materials properly provided by the client or attorney, and identify discrepancies or leads for follow-up.
Work may include public property ownership, corporate affiliations, litigation records and a chronology of relevant transactions reflected in available documents. Private financial records require appropriate authorization or legal process. Valuations and forensic accounting are handled by qualified specialists when needed.
Alimony, Residency & Supportive-Relationship Inquiries
We can document relevant residence patterns, lawful observations and available records when counsel identifies a factual question affecting an alimony matter. The assignment is tailored to the legal issues your attorney needs to evaluate.
A dating relationship or shared address does not, by itself, establish the legal result. We report the facts and their limitations; counsel and the court determine their significance.
Witness Location, Interviews & Attorney Support
ISUG can locate relevant witnesses, conduct voluntary interviews, organize source materials and develop a chronology of disputed events. Attorneys may request a focused task or a broader investigation with agreed milestones and progress updates.
When needed and agreed, we coordinate follow-up questions and availability to explain our investigative work. Legal strategy, discovery requests and courtroom use of the materials remain with counsel.
How Your Investigation Is Organized
- Confidential consultation. Discuss the county, type of matter, existing orders, deadlines and the facts you need clarified.
- Defined scope and budget. Agree on priorities, methods, fees, expected deliverables and authorized reporting recipients before work begins.
- Research and fieldwork. Review available materials, verify leads and conduct the authorized investigative tasks.
- Progress and reporting. Communicate material developments and provide organized findings with supporting sources.
- Attorney coordination. Identify remaining questions and discuss additional work before expanding the assignment.
What You May Receive
- A written investigative report with sources and verification notes.
- A chronology, interview summaries and relevant public records.
- Dated photographs or video when lawfully obtained and within scope.
- A clear account of completed work, limitations and outstanding leads.
Common Questions
Can a parent contact ISUG directly?
Yes. Parents and private clients may request a consultation. If you have an attorney, we discuss coordinating the assignment with counsel.
Is an absent-parent search the same as a missing-person emergency?
A child-support locate is a defined civil investigation into relevant location and financial leads. If someone may be endangered or a child is missing, contact law enforcement promptly; call 911 for an immediate emergency.
How much will the investigation cost?
Cost depends on the questions, location, available information and fieldwork required. We discuss scope and budget before accepting the assignment and seek authorization before additional work.
What should I prepare for the first conversation?
Have a brief summary, the case county, any approaching deadline and your attorney's contact information if applicable. Mention relevant orders or safety restrictions. Ask us how to transfer sensitive documents appropriately.
Discuss Your Family-Law Investigation
Start with the facts you need clarified. We will explain the available investigative options, proposed scope and reporting process.
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954-615-7382
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Investigative Services Unlimited Group
Florida Agency License A-1400265 | Florida PI C-1400518
ISUG provides investigative services, not legal advice. Methods must comply with applicable law and court restrictions. No particular finding, admissibility decision or case outcome is guaranteed. Photographs are illustrative and do not depict actual ISUG clients, personnel or case evidence.
