A man called the agency wanting to locate out far more details concerning the man his estranged wife is living with. He wanted to know far more about him as he was living in the matrimonial home with his wife and child. He was concerned about his child and also his estranged wife kept asking for much more and more cash for herself and his child.
He told us that his wife had been the one who had an affair and he moved out as he was not in a position to look after their child. Our client works abroad lots of the time and as a result not in a position to give full time parental care. He knew somewhat bit concerning the guy that had moved in by way of the child. It was also his son that told him that his wife’s boyfriend was living in the matrimonial property.
We decided as soon as we had the full scenario from our client that we would do a background investigation into the Target and locate out a lot more about him and if he is living with the client’s estranged wife.
From our investigation we discovered that the Target was not registered at the estranged wife’s address he was registered at an empty property that he owned. He was divorced and had 3 children. He had a full time job and was quite properly paid for it. Nevertheless he was receiving post at our clients estranged wife’s house as well as the Target utilized the property to get mail. We also carried out surveillance more than 3 sessions of six hours and obtained photographic and video evidence of the Target employing his own key to gain entry into the property.
We supplied this evidence in a report to our client and we were able to confirm that the Target was living at the matrimonial address. Our client was able to use this information in court and consequently was not needed to boost the quantity of cash he had to give to his wife and child.
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