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Alimony Investigations Court ordered alimony or spousal support payments do not have to be a life-long obligation. Payments ordered at the time of divorce can be altered under certain circumstances. If the party receiving the payments has a substantial change in income and/or is cohabitating with another adult wage earner, an alimony investigation can substantially…

Social Media investigations are an increasingly common feature of any investigative effort. The police routinely use social media to gather evidence and build cases. Thanks to the wealth of personal information online, social media investigations can be used to ascertain someone’s character, check for illegal or inappropriate behavior, to find someone, or to prove (or disprove) an…

PI Charleston Tracker Investigations, LLC has been handling undercover Dram Shop investigations for over 15 years. We assist Law Firms with the necessary information needed in their civil cases. Our services vary from obtaining records and licensing application to documenting the alcohol serving practices of restaurants and bars. We can provide more information after discussing…

PI Charleston The Charleston Adultery Investigator breaks down the differences between men and women Cheating. Men are more likely than women to think about sex and fantasize about having sex with multiple partners . In fact, a multi-billion dollar industry—pornography—exploits this basic sexual difference. Given this basic biological difference, here are some key differences between…

Adultery/Cheating Spouse Investigations in Charleston, SC PI Charleston Hiring the right investigator and “what the heck is going on”? We’re often asked, “how can I find out if my husband or wife, boyfriend or girlfriend is cheating/committing Adultery on me”? It can be very difficult to catch a cheating spouse. Understandably, most people do not…

Cheating Spouse Investigations in Charleston (PI Charleston) Conventional wisdom says that women are more loyal than men. Brace yourself for the truth When word spread that Cheating website Ashley Madison was one big sausage fest, with some sources claiming that up to 95 percent of its users were male, no one was that surprised. Conventional…

The 10 Most Common Types of Fraud We Investigate What is Fraud? Fraud (pronounced frôd) is “wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in a financial or personal gain.”   Ten Most Common Types of Fraud Insurance Claim Fraud Staged accidents and fraudulent claims cost Canadian insurance companies millions of dollars a year from billing…

Charleston, SC Private Investigator If you going through an Adultery-Cheating Spouse-Infidelity divorce case and are trying to get custody of your child in Charleston, SC, you should know that the family court’s decision rests on what is in the “best interest of the child.” In determining who should have custody or whether the parents should…

How Does Adultery Impact Alimony in Charleston, SC? Private Investigator in Charleston, SC A spouse who Cheats and commits Adultery in South Carolina isn’t eligible to receive alimony. The only exception is if the faithful spouse condoned the Cheating, meaning they knew about it and allowed the affair. Compared to other states, South Carolina is…

A harsh reality for any Private Investigator is that things do not always go as planned. In the real world, surveillance is affected by the weather, traffic patterns and human nature. There are no guarantees. Television, movies and literature have done much to convince the public that Private Investigators are super heroes.  P.I.’s in film…

If you find yourself in a position of needing a Private Investigator, many people don’t know what steps to take. We do. Let’s fast forward to your present situation. For some reason(s), you believe your spouse might be Cheating on You. Being on the receiving end of Infidelity is one of the worst feelings in…

Proving Adultery & Cheating Spouse Cases in Charleston SC. Because sexual conduct usually occurs behind closed doors, it’s often impossible to find direct proof of the sexual act. However, proving adultery in South Carolina’s family court, one only need to show circumstantial evidence – that the spouse had a disposition to commit Adultery and that…