In Tennessee, adultery can be grounds for divorce, and it can impact alimony and child custody.
Alimony
Child custody
Proving adultery
Hiring a Private Investigator can help build your case and help gather evidence to protect the best interests of your child. In Tennessee, child custody and neglect cases are decided based on the child's best interests. The court considers many factors, including the child's needs, the parents' abilities, and the child's relationship with each parent.
Child neglect
Child custody
Private investigators commonly use surveillance techniques like physical surveillance (following a subject), static surveillance (monitoring a fixed location), digital surveillance (monitoring online activity), GPS tracking, hidden cameras, audio recording, and documenting evidence to gather information about a person's activities without their knowledge, always operating within legal boundaries; ensuring they maintain a safe distance to avoid detection while observing and recording details
Tennessee courts take parental alienation seriously and consider it a significant issue in child custody cases. The court's goal is to protect the child's emotional well-being and ensure they have strong relationships with both parents.
Fraud prevention is the use of strategies to stop or reduce fraud. Investigations can help detect fraudulent activity, or stopping it before it happens.
An insurance and workers' compensation fraud investigation process typically involves: identifying potential red flags in a claim, conducting a preliminary review of medical records and incident reports, interviewing the claimant and witnesses, performing surveillance activities if necessary, obtaining independent medical evaluations, and analyzing gathered information to determine if fraudulent activity occurred; if fraud is suspected, legal action may be taken depending on the severity and jurisdiction.
Comprehensive Background Checks and Criminal Background Checks are necessary for most cases. You may want to check into the background of an individual who spends time with your children, someone who you are considering having a relationship with, or to ensure that an individual you may want to hire to work within your organization is trustworthy.
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Elder abuse is defined as any intentional or negligent act that causes harm or a serious risk of harm to an older adult, including physical abuse, emotional abuse, financial exploitation, neglect, and sexual abuse, often committed by a caregiver or someone in a trusted relationship with the elder person; essentially, mistreatment of someone over the age of 60.