Domestic/Child Custody
Domestic/Child Custody Investigations
At Tim Dalton Investigations, the well-being and best interest of the child is absolutely the top priority while conducting any investigation involving a child. The most important objective with this type of investigation is to help our client be able to provide the evidence in court that will assist them with their custody battle.
Tim Dalton Investigations has discovered child abuse, child endangerment, child neglect, and children who were exposed to unsafe environments such as drug and alcohol abuse by parents and/or outside caregivers. We have also discovered unauthorized, overnight guests, travel outside certain authorized areas in violation of court orders and/or divorce decrees. We even discovered children that were (unknowingly) being left in the unsupervised care of a registered sex offender.
Are you embroiled in a custody battle and need to prove to the court that living conditions with the other parent are harmful to the child's health and well-being? If you have concerns about the welfare of your child or grandchild during visitation with a family member, an ex-family member, or a caretaker please call us to see how our team of investigators can help you determine if there is a safety or welfare issue.
Signs That An Investigation Might Be Needed:
- Has the non-custodial parent disappeared or left town with the child and you don't know where they are?
- Does your child frequently come home with strange bumps and bruises inconsistent with typical childhood injuries?
- Does your child tell you about inappropriate behavior going on at the other parent's home after a visit?
- Does your child tell you that someone is spending the night at the non-custodial parent's residence while he/she is there too?
- Is this a violation of your court orders or divorce decree?
For additional information about this service, please call (713) 992-1424 or email us at info@timdaltoninvestigations.com. All communications with Tim Dalton Investigations are discreet and confidential.
