Civil Investigations

Joplin Investigations can play a crucial role in your civil investigation. We uncover key evidence for non-criminal legal matters. Our expertise can make a significant impact in cases involving disputes, fraud, and legal claims.

Types of Civil Investigations we handle are listed below: 

 Family Law & Domestic Investigations

• Child Custody & Support Cases – Gathering evidence to determine a parent’s fitness, lifestyle, and compliance with court-ordered agreements.
• Infidelity Investigations – Conducting surveillance and collecting evidence of a spouse’s unfaithfulness for divorce proceedings.
• Divorce & Alimony Disputes – Uncovering hidden assets, financial fraud, or cohabitation that may impact alimony agreements.

Personal Injury & Accident Investigations

• Slip and Fall & Workplace Injuries – Examining accident scenes, interviewing witnesses, and verifying claims to detect potential fraud.
• Auto Accident Investigations – Reviewing police reports, surveillance footage, and vehicle damage to establish liability.
• Wrongful Death Claims – Investigating circumstances surrounding a death to determine responsibility and negligence.

Fraud & Financial Investigations

• Insurance Fraud – Identifying fraudulent injury or property damage claims through surveillance and evidence collection.
• Identity Theft & Financial Fraud – Tracing fraudulent transactions, recovering stolen assets, and identifying perpetrators.
• Hidden Assets & Background Checks – Locating undisclosed assets in financial disputes, including during divorce and business litigation.

We can assist you in your Civil matter by: 

• Conducting Surveillance – Documenting behaviors, movements, and interactions relevant to the case.
• Collecting Evidence – Gathering photos, videos, documents, and statements to support legal claims.
• Interviewing Witnesses – Locating and questioning key witnesses to obtain valuable testimony.
• Performing Background Checks – Investigating individuals' histories for criminal records, financial issues, or undisclosed information.
• Providing Court-Testified Reports – Presenting clear, admissible evidence for legal proceedings.

Private investigators offer critical support in civil cases by ensuring accurate and legally obtained evidence, helping clients strengthen their legal positions in disputes, lawsuits, and negotiations.