Serving Charlottesville, Virginia
Licensed, insured, and working in Charlottesville since 2014 — surveillance, cheating-spouse and adultery evidence, background checks, custody documentation, insurance claim work and investigative support for law firms. Covering Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Free confidential consultation.
Charlottesville is the independent city surrounded by Albemarle County, reached on US 29 and I-64. It sits in the wider Central Virginia area we cover beyond the Greater Lynchburg region, and there is no separate mileage or travel charge anywhere in our service area.
Workers' comp and liability claim surveillance for insurers, employers, and defense attorneys.
Surveillance, locate and process support and reporting prepared for law firms and attorneys.
Covert, documented, and quoted by the hour — no hidden mileage or travel fees in our service area.
Discreet documentation when you need to know — time-stamped video, written timelines, and photographs. How we document infidelity in Charlottesville →
Independent corroboration prepared for your attorney, meeting the standard Virginia courts expect.
Documentation of conditions, conduct and third-party contact relevant to custody proceedings. What a custody investigation documents in Charlottesville →
For employers, landlords, volunteer organizations, and personal peace of mind.
Our regular service area here takes in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, reached on US 29 and I-64.
Charlottesville is an independent city completely surrounded by Albemarle County, so a great many addresses that read as Charlottesville sit in the county.
Process service is not currently offered in this market. Other investigative services may still be available.
We take assignments from carriers, third-party administrators, self-insured employers and defense firms — surveillance, activity documentation and factual investigative reporting, worked to a written authorization and invoiced against it. Nothing is charged at assignment, and rates are confirmed with you before the work is accepted. How we work claims · Submit an assignment
Attorneys, paralegals and legal departments open a matter through the legal assignment intake, which records the firm, the responsible attorney and the day-to-day contact separately and issues a request number immediately. Firms are billed by invoice. How we support counsel · Submit a legal assignment
Most people who call us about infidelity have already been sure for a while — what they lack is something other than their own certainty. That gap matters in Virginia, because adultery is a fault ground for divorce here and courts apply a demanding evidentiary standard: a spouse's testimony alone is generally not treated as sufficient, and independent corroboration is what makes the difference.
What we provide is documentation, not opinion — dated, time-stamped video and a written report of what was observed, prepared so your attorney can use it. What we do not do is trespass, record private conversations we have no right to record, place tracking devices on vehicles we have no authority to touch, or access accounts. Evidence gathered improperly can be excluded and can create legal exposure for the client who asked for it; a licensed investigator is worth having precisely because the documentation holds up.
Nothing here is legal advice. Questions about grounds for divorce, custody, or how evidence will be treated in your case belong with a Virginia family-law attorney.
Cost depends on the type of case and the hours involved. Surveillance is quoted by the hour, background research is usually a flat fee, and we quote every case before any work begins — with no mileage or travel charge anywhere in our service area, which takes in Charlottesville and Albemarle County. Call for a free, confidential quote.
Virginia treats adultery as a fault ground for divorce, and courts apply a high evidentiary standard — a spouse's own suspicion or testimony is generally not enough on its own, so independent corroboration matters. We document activity with time-stamped video and detailed written reports prepared to be usable by your attorney. We do not give legal advice; your attorney decides how evidence is used.
No. Surveillance is covert by design, and our work with you is confidential. Investigators use unmarked vehicles and keep their distance; the goal is documentation without any change in the subject's behavior.
Charlottesville sits inside our regular service area and is reached on US 29 and I-64, so most cases can be scheduled within a few days — and urgent matters sooner. Timing often matters more than people expect: patterns are easiest to document while they are still active.
Process service is not currently offered in this market. Other investigative services may still be available.
Yes. We work with carriers, third-party administrators, self-insured employers and defense firms on claims across Charlottesville and Albemarle County — surveillance, activity documentation and factual reporting, invoiced against a written authorization. Assignments are submitted through the secure assignment intake and confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Yes. Attorneys, paralegals and legal departments can open a matter directly, and the firm, the responsible attorney and the day-to-day contact are recorded separately so all three stay on the file. Firms are billed by invoice.
A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. We will tell you honestly whether an investigation is likely to get you what you need.
Call (434) 907-0975