Verification of minor conduct

Find out how your children came in and what their behavior is when they are not with you.
Are you worried that your entourage’s entourage is not very good for him?
Do you want to know how it behaves when it is not in the presence of family members?
Every parent wants what is best for his child, but he can not always notice him.

In a child custody investigation, the private detective carries out checks and oversight of the activities of a parent, nanny, educator, etc. in which our client’s children are also involved. The objectives investigated are to obtain information and documentation of the work carried out by the investigated subject, according to the requirements and needs of our client or his lawyer. We document the following types of activities of the investigated subject that could endanger the child’s health or physical / mental development:
– drinking alcohol or drugs by the subject investigated (parent, nanny, educator, etc.);
– driving a car with a minor child without the special seat;
– driving a car where the minor is after drinking alcohol;
– engaging the minor in an unhealthy or insecure situation;
– violation of the child’s visiting rules by a parent;
– affiliation of the subject investigated to criminal groups or affiliation to groups or organizations that may harm the child’s safety, physical or mental health;
– physical or mental abuse on the child;
– fraud, physical / psychic abuse between parents in front of the child;
– verification and location of persons who evade the obligation to pay the maintenance or maintenance pension established by law;
– verification and supervision of minors’ entourage;
– evidence of behavior and entourage of minors;
– investigations regarding the deviant behavior of minors (public behavior, drug and alcohol consumption, violence, vices, adherence to neighborhood guards or religious sects, prostitution, possession and origin of goods and unjustified amounts of money);

Fully aware, after receiving the final report from our investigators and supervisors, the parent will know how to counsel their child and how to act to help.