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Private Investigation Services from JRS Investigations
JRS Investigations provides investigative support for individuals, families, attorneys, businesses, and organizations in Florida, North Carolina, the Caribbean, and other authorized service areas. Our work includes surveillance, background and due-diligence research, infidelity and child-custody matters, missing-person inquiries, asset research, fraud investigations, TSCM bug sweeps, and selected private-security assignments.
Each case begins with a conversation about the facts, objective, location, lawful authority, timing, and available budget. That allows us to recommend a realistic scope and explain what the investigation can and cannot establish.
Our goal is to gather reliable information so clients can make decisions based on documented facts. Contact JRS Investigations for an initial case review.
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Investigations Tailored to the Case
No two investigations have the same facts, risks, access, or legal considerations. We work with each client to define the question that needs to be answered, select appropriate investigative methods, and set expectations before work begins. Services are performed only where authorized and may be adjusted when new information changes the scope.
Explore Our Private Investigation Services
Use the service links below to learn about common case types, methods, limitations, and consultation options.
- Develop lawful leads to real estate, businesses, vehicles, and other assets
- Review public records, liens, judgments, and ownership connections
- Support attorneys, judgment creditors, and due-diligence matters
Online Dating Scam Investigations
- Verify identity, background claims, and online presence
- Identify inconsistencies, aliases, and fraud indicators
- Document findings without unauthorized account access
- Criminal, civil, address, and public-record research where lawful
- Employment or education verification when authorized
- Social-media and open-source research
- Assess specific physical-surveillance concerns
- Plan lawful detection and documentation measures
- Coordinate TSCM or specialist support when appropriate
- Insurance, injury, business, and personal-fraud inquiries
- Records research, interviews, and lawful surveillance
- Clear documentation for clients and counsel
Stalking and Harassment Investigations
- Document reported incidents and recurring patterns
- Research identities, accounts, or locations using lawful sources
- Coordinate with legal counsel or law enforcement when appropriate
- Business and corporate background research
- Bankruptcy, lien, judgment, litigation, and UCC reviews
- Research involving prospective partners or investments
- Discreet, lawful surveillance and activity documentation
- Photo or video evidence when legally obtained
- Clear reporting based on observed facts
International Asset Investigations
- Cross-border ownership and business research
- Lawful searches for real estate, corporate interests, and asset leads
- Coordination with qualified local resources when needed
- Identify potential asset and income leads
- Research ownership, addresses, businesses, and public filings
- Provide findings for counsel or authorized collection efforts
- Lawful physical surveillance in public or authorized settings
- Activity, location, photo, and video documentation
- Case-specific reporting and evidence handling
- Document patterns relevant to a cohabitation allegation
- Combine surveillance with lawful records research
- Provide factual reporting for the client and counsel
Missing Persons and Skip Tracing
- Locate witnesses, debtors, heirs, relatives, or other lawful subjects
- Develop current address, contact, employment, or association leads
- Use public records and authorized investigative databases
Child Custody and Domestic Investigations
- Document conduct relevant to custody or domestic matters
- Perform lawful surveillance and background research
- Prepare objective reports for clients and attorneys
- Review records, timelines, evidence, and available leads
- Locate and interview witnesses when appropriate
- Support defense counsel or authorized clients with fact gathering
- Inspect authorized homes, businesses, meeting spaces, and vehicles
- Assess concerns involving hidden cameras, recorders, transmitters, or trackers
- Explain scope limits and recommend specialist follow-up when needed
Workers’ Compensation Investigations
- Lawful surveillance and activity documentation
- Claim-related background and records research
- Objective reports for insurers, employers, or counsel
Additional Investigation Services
- Florida Missing Person Investigations
- Florida Attorney Investigation Support
- Florida Record Search and Asset Research
Private Security and Executive Protection
- Risk assessment and advance planning
- Executive, VIP, event, or travel protection where available
- Coordination based on location, licensing, and assignment needs
What Do Investigation Services Cost?
Investigation pricing depends on the service, location, urgency, expected duration, travel, equipment, records, and reporting requirements. Before work begins, JRS Investigations explains the proposed scope, fee structure, retainer or fixed-price terms when available, and any anticipated expenses. If new information materially changes the assignment, the client can review the revised plan before additional work is authorized.
Frequently Asked Questions About Investigation Services
Which investigation service should I choose?
Start with the question you need answered. Surveillance documents observable activity, background research checks identity and relevant records, asset research develops lawful ownership leads, and TSCM evaluates possible electronic surveillance. Describe the facts during intake so the proposed service matches the objective.
What should I prepare for a confidential consultation?
Bring a short timeline, the relevant names and locations, records you already have, any deadline and the question you want answered. Explain your relationship to the matter and any authority needed for property or equipment access. Preserve original messages, photographs and documents.
What will I receive after an investigation?
Agree on reporting and evidence requirements before work begins. Depending on the assignment, deliverables may include a factual written report, relevant records and lawfully obtained photographs or video. Findings should distinguish documented observations, unresolved questions and scope limitations.
Are all services available in every location?
Availability depends on the service, jurisdiction, licensing, lawful authority, access and qualified local resources. Confirm the assignment location and requested methods during intake before making travel or scheduling arrangements.
Read our guide to hiring a private investigator and a JRS investigations case study.
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