North Port Florida Private Investigator

Detective Agency

Experienced Private Investigators Conduct:

·       Infidelity Investigations (cheating/marriage/divorce)

·       Insurance Fraud (auto/medical/workers comp)

·       Background Investigations (employer-initiated personnel new hires, contracts/contractors,)

·       Child Custody Investigations (appropriate behaviors)

·       Surveillance (infidelity/workers compensation) 

Stealth Investigation–Serving North Port, Florida with Results-Oriented Private Investigations

When should you or your North Port business hire a private investigator?  When you want to know the facts, the truth–whether you are seeking business help with background checks or insurance fraud–or personal issues, such as marital infidelity or child custody, and even elder abuse.  How do you hire the right private investigation service to get the answers­ you need?

Steal Investigation works in five main areas:

1) Infidelity–Do you need to know if your spouse (wife or husband) is cheating?  Want to catch them? Only a thorough investigation will give you the proof.  Our Florida licensed private investigators conduct spouse investigation, including adultery and infidelity surveillance as needed. 

2) Child Custody–Florida’s family court law states that regardless of what the divorcing parents have decided between them about child custody arrangements, the court may change it all, based on the information available to them.  Prevent nasty surprises at the end. Parents can still save themselves from long expensive drawn-out battles for child custody, if they prepare their case, even more so if they wish to come to an amicable, and acceptable settlement, which of course should always be in the best interests’ of the well being of the children anyway.   Be prepared; be aware of your rights to win the best for your child. Need to know the truth?  Hire North Port Stealth Investigations to have their professional private investigators find out and document the truth

3) Insurance fraud–This expensive and on-going problem costs both the insurance companies money, and individuals too, who pay higher premiums.  Stealth’s PIs investigate insurance fraud in these areas:  auto, no-fault, health and dental insurance, chiropractors, long-term care, disability, personal injury as well as title, employee and worker’s comp claims.  If someone in North Port is committing insurance fraud, it is costing you money–and maybe a lot more. A thorough investigation can provide documented proof of insurance fraud.

4) Elder abuse– Concerned about an elderly relative?  Hire a North Port private investigation service to investigate their safety and well-being.  Find out if your senior is a victim of elder abuse:

·         Like beatings or other forms of physical abuse

·         Emotional or sexual abuse

·         Victim of exploitation or scams

·         Not getting the care they need.

·         Neglect or even abandonment.

The 1996 the National Elder Abuse Incidence Study estimated that only 16% of elderly abuse is ever reported, and 84% of the elders who are abused suffer in secret. Tell us your concern and allow us to our North Port PIs to investigate your elder’s safety–thoroughly, quietly and discreetly.

5) Background / criminal checks– North Port employers, when you need to know, a Stealth private investigation will tell you all this, and more, about a prospective employee.  Our report will tell you address and phone history, birth date, names (aliases and maiden name), marriages and divorces, property ownership and personal assets, court records.  We even do a nationwide search for criminal and sex offender records.

Stealth’s thorough reports includes address and phone history, birth date, aliases / maiden names, relatives, known associates, roommates, neighbors, marriages, divorces, personal assets, property ownership, court records, nationwide criminal records, nationwide sex offenders, and more.

Today, in Florida, background checks aren’t just for business. Our licensed PIs can screen a contractor before you hire them for your home–and babysitters/nanny, doctor, rental–and even potential dates.

Need to know the truth?  Hire North Port’s Stealth Investigations to have their professional private investigators find out and document the truth.

PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS, DETECTIVES NORTH PORT, FLORIDA:
Stealth Private Investigations Inc and its North Port Private Investigators are licensed by the Florida Department of State. We serve North Port, Florida, from our Southwest Florida Private Investigators office.We bring 25 years of international special undercover operations background and private investigations experience to assist you. Our area investigators live in North Port and are experience in: Cheating spouse’s surveillance, find missing persons, child custody cases, insurance fraud surveillance, and background checks.

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  A Private Detective or Private Investigator (PI) is a person who conducts investigations, usually for a private citizen, business, or organization. They also can work for attorneys in civil cases or criminal cases on behalf of a defense attorney or a client. Many Private Investigators work for insurance companies to investigate suspicious insurance claims for that company. Some Private Investigators also are hired to search for evidence of adultery or other illegal conduct within a marriage to establish grounds for divorce or child custody. Within the Private Investigation Industry nation wide adultery or other "socially unexcitable behavior" by spouses and partners is one of the most profitable activities investigators undertake. Private Detectives also conduct process serves, background checks, skip tracing, and locating of missing persons. Many agencies across the country specialize in one particular field of expertise. For example, some PI agencies deal only in skip tracing, others may specialize in surveillance, and still others may specialize in bug detection which is the locating and disposing of unwanted forms of electronic surveillance often found in corporate espionage or personal eves dropping cases. Some of the other many specialties a PI might have is Fraud Investigations, Personal Security or Bodyguard details, and Computer Forensics to name a few.

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Former law enforcement officers, military investigators, and government agents, often become Private Detectives or Private Investigators, others from such fields as finance, accounting, commercial credit, investigative reporting, insurance, law, etc. These individuals often can apply their prior work experience in a related investigative specialty and be considered experts in there field.

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The majority of States require private detectives and Private Investigators to be licensed in there state. Licensing requirements vary, dramatically however. Seven states (Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri, and South Dakota) have no statewide licensing requirements, other states have very few requirements, and many more states have very stringent regulations. A growing number of states are enacting mandatory training programs for private detectives and investigators. For example, the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs requires private investigators to be 18 years of age or older, have a combination of education in police science, criminal law, or justice and experience equaling 3 years (6,000 hours) of investigative experience, pass a criminal history background check by the California Department of Justice and the FBI (in most States, convicted felons cannot be issued a license), and receive a qualifying score on a two-hour written examination covering laws and regulations. There are additional requirements for a firearms permit.

Most private-detective agencies are small, with little room for advancement due to not more than one to three Private Investigators in the Firm. Usually, there are no defined ranks or steps, so advancement takes the form of increases in salary and assignment status. Many detectives and investigators work for detective agencies at the beginning of their careers and, after a few years, start their own Agency after receiving the necessary experience. Corporate and legal investigators may rise to supervisor or manager of the security or investigations department.

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