When it's personal, you need the truth.
Some questions keep you up at night. Who is this person, really? Where did they go? Is something being hidden? I handle personal matters quietly, without judgment, and tell you what I find — plainly.
The questions people bring to me most.
These are the cases individuals and families ask about most. Each starts with a private conversation, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
Background checks
Before you trust someone with your heart, your home or your money, know who they are.
- Online dating & new relationships
- Roommates & business partners
- Contractors & new contacts
Screening a tenant or an employee, including a nanny or caregiver? Federal FCRA rules apply — ask me how that works.
Finding people
Reconnect, serve papers or simply get answers about someone who's gone quiet.
- Lost family members & old friends
- Birth relatives & heirs
- People who owe you money
Relationship investigations
When something feels wrong, documented facts beat guessing. Discreet surveillance with photo and video evidence.
- Infidelity concerns
- Hidden assets, found through public records and field work
- Activity before a divorce filing
Child custody support
Evidence that matters to a family court, gathered lawfully and reported in a form your attorney can use.
- Parenting-time compliance
- Living conditions & who's in the home
- Substance or safety concerns
Other ways I can help
Asset searches
Find property, businesses and holdings for divorce, judgments or estate matters.
Scam & elder-fraud checks
Verify an online contact, a contractor or someone close to an aging parent before money moves.
Online harassment
Document harassment, preserve the evidence and research who may be behind it, so police or your attorney can take the next legal step.
All work is performed within Michigan and federal law.
Simple, private, on your terms.
Most personal cases run a few days to a few weeks. You'll know the plan and the cost before I start.
Talk
A private, no-pressure conversation about what's going on.
Plan
A clear scope and price, agreed before any work begins.
Investigate
Records, field work and surveillance — always within the law.
Answers
A plain-language report, and a call to walk you through it.
Good to know
Is everything confidential?
I keep your matter private and never sell or share what I learn. My notes aren't legally privileged unless I'm working for your attorney, so I would have to respond to a subpoena or other legal process.
Can you put a GPS tracker on someone's car?
I don't put trackers on vehicles. For most people in Michigan, tracking a car without the owner's or driver's consent is a crime, and it can backfire in court. Lawful surveillance gets better evidence.
Can you get someone's phone records or bank statements?
No. Those records are protected by law and generally come only through a subpoena or the account holder's consent. I'll tell you what can be found lawfully — often more than people expect.
Will you find anyone for anyone?
No. I screen every locate request and won't take a case that could help someone harm, stalk or contact a person protected by a court order.
What if I'm wrong about my suspicion?
Then you'll know, and that's a good outcome too. Sometimes peace of mind is the best result.
Have a matter that needs straight answers?
Every inquiry comes straight to me and is kept private. Direct phone and secure online intake are launching shortly.