HOW TO HIRE A PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR

To begin the investigative process, we will need to discuss your case with you to gain a full understanding of what you need and what your expectations are. This process is fast, easy, confidential and best of all, free. We provide you with the information that you need to make an informed decision for your particular case. We hold to the belief that we will conduct our investigation with the highest standards of ethics and moral conduct to provide you with the service that you expect and demand. We then take the time to evaluate the best investigative approach for your particular need and determine exactly what we will do for you. We always encourage anyone that is interested in our services to give us a call. We want you to be comfortable with your choice in hiring a private investigator.

If you have concerns about hiring a business from the internet, we want you to know that we are licensed by our states licensing board and maintain professional insurance coverage. We are members of our local chamber of commerce and are active in our community. With the way that advertising has changed, we have to advertise on the internet to keep competitive in our industry.

We do not conduct any part of an investigation that you do not authorize. By taking the time to work with you and evaluate your needs, we can provide you with the service that you need that will fit your budget. As part of our customer service to our valued clients, we provide you with regular updates on the status of our investigative efforts. We provide our clients with a confidential, discreet and detailed report of our findings for your records.

In the end, we hope that you are so satisfied with the handling of your case that we can build a lasting relationship. We want our customers to be able to recommend us to their friends, family or co-workers that may need our help. Our goal is to provide our clients with a results orientated investigative experience that is cost effective and helps them with their particular situation. We enjoy getting letters and emails from satisfied customers that attests to our commitment, our customers. We look forward to working with you.

Be sure that when you hire a private investigator, that they adhere to the following:

• License: Many states now require that private investigators be licensed. Ask if your investigator is licensed.

• Experience: Be sure to ask what qualifications and experience the investigator has to deal with your particular case.

• Insured: Check to see what type of insurance coverage they have. As your agent, they may expose you to civil liabilities.

• Equipment: Make sure that the investigator has the proper equipment to handle your assignment.

• Contract: Not all services from a private investigator need to be handled under a contract. But, make sure that you understand all of the charges that you will have to pay. In most cases, a private investigator will want you to sign a contract which lists all of the duties and costs. This protects both you and the investigator! Do Not Be Afraid To Ask For A Contract!

• Fees: Vary by case and the amount of time, difficulty of the case and the number of investigators involved. Many private investigators will require a retainer for their services. Don't be afraid to ask for a quote. We are confident that our prices are competitive and that you will enjoy doing business with us.

• Background Checks: Be sure to check with the state licensing board to determine if the investigator that you want to hire has had any complaints that were sustained against them. Check with the local Clerk of Courts office to see if they have an arrest record. You do not want to find out something negative about your investigator on the day of the trial.

If you think that we can of assistance to you, call 903-235-6655 today for a free consultation and evaluation of your case!

 

Now that you understand how to hire a Private Investigator, you may want to know what other services Trinity Investigations can do for you?

(Check out our Services page for more information)

• Surveillance

• Locating Missing Persons or Relatives

• Document Retrieval

• Insurance Defense Investigations

• Database Research

• Infidelity

• Divorce

• Pre-Marital Screening

• Child Abuse

• Statements

• Cheating Spouse

• Adultery

• Child Custody

• Insurance Fraud

• Asset Investigations

• Stalking

• Cohabitation