Infidelity Investigation
Confirm or rule out what is happening, without becoming the story yourself. Lawful observation, a clear report, and a decision you can make with your eyes open.
What we do
Licensed investigators observe, follow, and photograph a person in public places where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy: a parking lot, a sidewalk, a restaurant patio, a front door visible from the street. Before a single hour is spent in the field, we build a pattern of life so the observation window is the one that actually matters.
The process is deliberately un-dramatic. Good surveillance is quiet, and it documents what genuinely happens, nothing staged or provoked.
What you receive
A clear, written report with a chronological log and timestamped supporting media, organized so it makes sense to you, and, if it ever needs to, to a lawyer or a court. If the answer is not what you feared, that is worth just as much as confirmation.
What we will not do
We do not trespass onto private property, intercept private communications, or place a GPS tracker on a vehicle you do not solely own, including a jointly-owned matrimonial car. Crossing those lines does not just risk legal exposure, it destroys the evidence you are paying for.
Doing this yourself carries the same risk without the training: you are the one person on earth your partner would notice, and DIY tracking or recording often produces material a court will exclude.
Related reading
- 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 actually matters in a divorce.
- Is it legal to hire a private investigator in Ontario? What a licensed PI can lawfully do, what nobody may do, and where the lines sit.
- Child Custody and Family services Child custody and family investigations in Ontario: court-ready documentation, built to be admissible.
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Talk to us before you decide anything.
Every case starts with a free, confidential consultation and a written scope before any work begins.