Reasons Hire JRS Private Investigations Child Custody Costa Rica

Here are Five Key Reasons to Hire JRS Private Investigations for Child Custody in Costa Rica:

1. Documenting Suspected Neglect, Abuse, or Unsafe Conditions: If you have concerns about the other parent’s ability to provide a safe and stable environment for your child, a PI can discreetly gather evidence, such as photos, videos, or detailed reports, documenting instances of neglect, exposure to substance abuse or criminal activity, unsafe living conditions, or inappropriate behavior. This factual evidence can be crucial in proving the necessity of a specific custody arrangement in court.
2. Verifying Adherence to Custody Agreements: If you suspect the other parent is not adhering to the current custody agreement, a PI can conduct surveillance and gather evidence, such as documentation of missed visitations or non-compliance with pick-up/drop-off times. This documented non-compliance can be used to seek a modification of the existing custody order.
3. Background Checks and Lifestyle Assessments: PIs can conduct thorough background checks on the other parent and any new partners, revealing potential red flags such as criminal history, substance abuse, or financial instability that could impact custody decisions. They can also assess the overall lifestyle and home environment to determine if it is suitable and safe for the child’s well-being.
4. Objective and Unbiased Evidence Gathering: Child custody cases can be emotionally charged, making it difficult for parents to gather objective evidence. A PI provides an impartial third-party perspective, gathering evidence without personal bias that can be deemed more credible by the courts. This can significantly strengthen your case and help the judge make a fair and informed decision in the child’s best interests.
5. Assessing Parental Alienation and Emotional Impact: In some cases, one parent may try to alienate the child from the other parent, causing emotional harm. A PI can help identify signs of parental alienation through interviews and observations, providing evidence that can be used to address this harmful behavior in court and protect the child’s emotional well-being

• Definition: The intentional use of physical force that results in, or has the potential to result in, physical injury to a child.
• Examples: Hitting, kicking, slapping, burning, shaking, biting, or any other action that causes bodily harm. 

• Definition: Any sexual act, without the child’s consent or ability to give consent, that is intended to sexually stimulate the abuser or another person.
• Examples: Rape, incest, fondling, molestation, exposure to pornography, or any other sexual contact or exploitation. 

• Definition: Acts or omissions that cause or could cause emotional or psychological harm to the child.
• Examples: Verbal abuse, threats, intimidation, humiliation, rejection, isolation, and creating an environment of fear or instability. 

• Definition: The failure of a caregiver to provide for a child’s basic needs, including physical, emotional, medical, or educational needs.
• Examples:
  • Physical Neglect: Failure to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, and hygiene.
  • Medical Neglect: Failure to seek necessary medical or dental

Child’s Welfare Investigations

Your child’s welfare is our greatest priority. We understand that you want to ensure that your child is safe in the care of someone trustworthy, safe, and reliable. If you suspect that your child’s other parent or their partner is being abusive, negligent, or has substance abuse issues, let us help put your mind at ease. Whether you need evidence to present in court or just want peace of mind, we can discretely observe and document your ex-partner’s activities when they have custody of your child. Each case is unique, requiring creative ways to approach them. Whatever your goal is, we will gather the evidence you will need in order to uncover the truth.