"It is not enough that we do our best: Sometimes we must do what is required" - Winston Churchill
Depending on the case, a retainer may or may not be needed. We research the case before taking the case. We have the lowest cost and a 98.3% success rate.
If you are about to date / invest / trust / rent / or loan money; we charge a flat fee of $75.00 to do a high level investigation on the person or company of intrest. (High-Level = Computer based)
In today's enviroment, it is exterely inprotant to know who you are interested in. Because we have so many
"after-the-fact" cases; we offer a one time $75.00 High-Level-Investigation (Internet -based) report, that will let you know who your next "BOO" may or may not be. Yes! you still need an Intake Form - See below.
We help individuals and businesses locate assets and uncover hidden financial information.
Our team will provide you with the evidence you need to protect your child's best interests in a custody case.
This form is needed to comply with State and Federal Laws as well as the information we need to help you.
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Business Contact: 972-767-7917 - Email for owner contact
2300 McDermott Road Suite 200-109 Plano Texas 75025
Mon | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Tue | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Thu | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Sat | Closed | |
Sun | Closed |
Yes! Male/Female/Identify As : Private investigators are able to uncover information most private citizens cannot. Not only do they have access to additional resources, but they also have a skill set most people don't.
A private investigator can assist in gathering evidence to build a case and help a victim recover their losses, or to identify someone who is likely to commit a fraudulent act based on their past business or personal dealings.
No! Don't waste your money, unless you are getting ready for marriage. If you are not "Feeling it" it is a reason - trust your instinct!
The first major sign that someone is being investigated for a crime is a phone call, a voice mail, or a card left at their door from a detective or other law enforcement official. This contact indicates that a person is under investigation or that authorities want to talk to a person about an investigation.
People reach out to private investigators for many reasons, and it's important they have a confidentiality promise in their contract. Additionally, they should guarantee your anonymity and privacy, no matter the case at hand.
While police investigators have special privileges, private investigators can often devote more time and attention to personal and civil matters. For example, the police typically can't do a lot for a missing-persons case unless there is evidence of a serious crime.
At [Your Company Name], we recognize that the nature of private investigative services requires the highest level of discretion and data protection. We are fully committed to safeguarding all client information in accordance with applicable laws, including the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA).
All information provided to us—whether through consultation, written communication, digital submission, or investigative engagement—is treated as strictly confidential.
No Sharing Outside of Agreement
We do not sell, disclose, distribute, or share any client information with third parties outside the scope of the written service agreement. Your information will only be used for the specific purposes defined within that agreement and only to the extent necessary to perform contracted investigative services.
Limited and Authorized Use
Access to client data is restricted to authorized personnel and, when required, vetted partners or subcontractors who are bound by equivalent confidentiality obligations and only engaged within the terms of your agreement.
Legal Exceptions
Information will only be disclosed outside of the agreement if required by law, court order, or valid legal process. In such cases, disclosure will be limited strictly to what is legally required.
Data Security
We implement reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect your personal and sensitive information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
Your Rights Under Texas Law
Where applicable, clients may request access to, correction of, or deletion of their personal data, consistent with the rights provided under the TDPSA.
Commitment to Discretion
Confidentiality is not just a legal obligation—it is the foundation of our profession. We are committed to maintaining your trust through strict adherence to privacy, security, and ethical investigative practices.
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