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For Individuals.

Infidelity, finding a person, online fraud and personal safety: what we can lawfully do for you, what it costs, and where the limits sit.

Field Notes for individuals

  1. How to Protect Your Privacy Online: A Private Investigator’s Personal Security Checklist Kill SMS 2FA, lock down accounts with a password manager and a hardware key, and know when a threat needs a professional.
  2. signs-partner-cheating-how-pi-investigation-works/"> Signs Your Partner May Be Cheating, and How a PI Investigation Works Behavioural signs worth taking seriously, what we can legally do, and whether the evidence matters in a divorce.
  3. How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Private Investigator in Ontario? How PIs bill, what drives the price, and why the cheapest quote usually costs you more.
  4. What to Expect During a Surveillance Investigation Intake, planning, what can be captured, timelines, and your court-ready report.
  5. Romance and Investment Fraud: Verifying Someone You’ve Only Met Online How to verify someone before sending money, and the first 24 hours after you realize.
  6. How Skip Tracing Actually Works in Canada The lawful source stack, what investigators genuinely cannot touch, and why free people-search sites fail.
  7. Coercive Control and Canadian Law: Where Things Actually Stand Bill C-16, why it already matters in family court, and how patterns are documented.
  8. TSCM Explained: How a Professional Bug Sweep Actually Works What a professional sweep involves, what consumer detectors miss, and when one is warranted.
  9. What Is PGP Encryption? A Practical Guide to Using It The two problems PGP solves, and step-by-step setup on Mac, Windows and Linux.
  10. Is GPS Tracking Legal in Canada? Vehicles, Partners, Employees and Private Investigators Your own car, a partner's car, and what to do if you find a tracker on yours.
  11. Background Checks in Canada: Types, Consent, and What They Reveal What you can lawfully learn about a partner, caregiver or business partner, and what no check will show.
  12. Parental Alienation: Documenting the Pattern Without Poisoning Your Case The statutory factor that matters, the record that persuades, and the recording mistake that backfires.
  13. Custody Investigations: What Helps, and What Backfires When documentation is proportionate in a parenting case, and the self-help courts punish.
  14. Hidden Assets in an Ontario Divorce Where assets hide, what is lawfully searchable, and what non-disclosure costs the spouse who tries it.
  15. Domestic Abuse Evidence in Family Court The pattern-based family-violence definition, the record that carries weight, and safety-first documentation.

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