Yes. On The Mark Investigations handles Georgia child custody investigations with a strong emphasis on confidentiality and discretion. Custody disputes frequently involve sensitive information about children, parents, family relationships, living arrangements, and allegations of inappropriate behavior. Protecting that information is an important part of conducting a professional investigation.
During surveillance and other investigative activities, our investigators work discreetly to avoid unnecessarily alerting the other parent or interfering with normal family routines. Maintaining discretion can also help investigators observe behavior as it naturally occurs rather than influencing the subject’s actions.
Information provided by the client and evidence gathered during the investigation are handled professionally and shared as appropriate for the assignment. However, information may need to be disclosed when required by law or as part of legal proceedings, including circumstances where an investigator’s findings or testimony become relevant.
