Divorce Investigations UK ā Infidelity, Fraud and Asset Tracing Services
Professional Divorce Investigation Services in the UK
Divorce is often complex and emotionally draining. At Intime Investigations, we deliver discreet divorce investigation services that uncover the truth with precision. Our investigators specialise in infidelity evidence, financial deception detection, and cohabitation surveillance, ensuring you have reliable facts.
We understand divorce cases often involve child custody, financial settlements, and property disputes. Therefore, we provide court-admissible evidence that strengthens your legal position. Our team uses proven methods such as surveillance, background checks, and asset tracing to uncover hidden truths.
With our support, you gain clarity, confidence, and strong documentation that courts accept. We guarantee confidentiality, professionalism, and legal compliance in every investigation.
Matrimonial and Infidelity Investigations
Infidelity often plays a central role in divorce. Our investigators conduct matrimonial investigations to establish the facts discreetly and effectively. We provide clear, court-ready adultery evidence, including photographs, video recordings, and verified witness accounts.
We also gather behaviour evidence in divorce cases, documenting dishonest actions or suspicious activity. This evidence often helps solicitors present stronger arguments in court.
Using lawful surveillance and background checks, we identify truth from speculation. Therefore, clients gain peace of mind and accurate evidence that holds weight in legal disputes.
Discreet Investigations into Infidelity and Adultery
At Intime Investigations, we handle infidelity investigations with complete discretion. Our investigators work quietly, ensuring your partner remains unaware. We use surveillance and background checks to document behaviour and confirm suspicions.
We gather proof of adultery in a professional manner. This includes photographs, digital records, and verified reports. Our approach provides clarity without compromising confidentiality.
Financial and Asset Tracing Services
Divorce often involves disputes over hidden wealth. At Intime Investigations, we specialise in tracing assets and uncovering financial deception. We investigate hidden bank accounts, offshore holdings, and undeclared income that could impact your settlement.
We also examine business valuations in divorce, exposing accountancy tricks or structural changes designed to hide true asset values. Our reports clearly reveal attempts to conceal funds.
We identify trust funds and joint ventures where ownership or beneficiaries remain unclear. By exposing these, we protect your financial rights during settlement negotiations.
Tracing Hidden Assets During Divorce
Financial deception is common in divorce. Our investigators trace income sources and uncover unreported earnings.
We analyse lifestyle patterns, spending records, and bank transactions. This evidence proves when income is being hidden or misrepresented. Divorce settlements require accuracy. We provide court-admissible financial reports that strengthen your case.Ā By revealing financial deception, hidden assets, and dishonest behaviour, we safeguard your entitlements. With our help, you secure a just settlement.
Cohabitation and New Partner Investigations
Cohabitation evidence can affect maintenance claims and child custody arrangements. We conduct cohabitation investigations to confirm whether a partner lives with someone new. Our team uses lawful surveillance, multiple visits, and background checks to gather reliable evidence. We confirm who resides at the property most of the time and present findings in a clear report.
We also uncover tenancy fraud and undisclosed subletting linked to cohabitation disputes. Our evidence helps solicitors challenge false claims effectively in court.
Proving Cohabitation in Divorce Cases
Our private detectives specialise in proving cohabitation during divorce cases. Courts often consider this evidence when assessing financial support.
We conduct surveillance over several weeks to show consistent residency patterns. Our reports clearly demonstrate who lives at the property. New relationships can affect divorce settlements. We discreetly investigate whether a former partner is living with someone new.
Our investigators collect photographs, timestamps, and activity logs. This evidence helps clients and solicitors challenge false claims in court.
Background Checks and Behaviour Evidence
Our background checks in marriages and relationships reveal hidden truths. We investigate partners to verify honesty and detect undisclosed issues.
We provide evidence of a spouseās behaviour, activities, and past records, confirming suspicions or clearing doubts. Using OSINT research, surveillance, and discreet enquiries, we build a complete picture of your partnerās actions.
Our findings help solicitors assess whether dishonesty or fraud exists. Clients benefit from transparency and reassurance, knowing facts are documented and verified.
Background Checks in Marriages and Relationships
At Intime Investigations, we provide detailed background checks in marriages and relationships. These checks reveal the truth about a partnerās past or current activities. We investigate personal history, employment, financial records, and lifestyle. This information helps clients confirm honesty or expose hidden issues during divorce.We combine OSINT research with surveillance to create a complete profile. This allows us to verify identities, confirm movements, and highlight inconsistencies.
By analysing both digital and physical evidence, we uncover hidden truths. This comprehensive approach ensures reliable and admissible findings.
Surveillance in Divorce Cases
Surveillance is one of the most powerful tools in divorce investigations. We discreetly observe movements, interactions, and behaviours to confirm infidelity or cohabitation. Our evidence includes photographs, video footage, witness statements, and OSINT findings. Every detail is time-stamped and legally gathered.
We often conduct surveillance over several weeks to establish consistent patterns. This ensures evidence is strong, credible, and accepted in UK courts.
Why Surveillance is Vital in Divorce Investigations
Surveillance provides undeniable proof during divorce disputes. At Intime Investigations, we conduct discreet operations to confirm suspicions or disprove allegations.
We observe daily routines, interactions, and movements. This evidence helps clients and solicitors understand the truth behind a partnerās behaviour. Infidelity often drives divorce cases. Our investigators use surveillance to capture photographs, video footage, and time-stamped observations.
This evidence proves or disproves claims of adultery. Clients gain clarity while solicitors present court-ready reports that influence settlements.
Discreet and Legally Compliant Evidence Gathering
At Intime Investigations, discretion is always guaranteed. We gather evidence legally and ethically, protecting both our clients and the investigation.
We comply with UK regulations, including GDPR and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. Therefore, our reports are always admissible in court.
Clients trust us for confidential investigations that never alert the subject. Every step is designed to safeguard privacy while uncovering the truth.
The Importance of Confidentiality in Divorce Investigations
At Intime Investigations, confidentiality is always guaranteed. We understand the sensitive nature of divorce cases and protect client privacy at all times.
Every step is discreet, from surveillance to reporting. Our clients trust us to deliver accurate results without exposing the investigation. We use discreet techniques to avoid detection. Subjects remain unaware of surveillance, protecting the integrity of the case.
Our investigators act professionally, ensuring operations never compromise our clientās reputation or security. Confidentiality remains our top priority.
Costs and Confidentiality in Divorce Investigations
Private Investigation Costs vary depending on scope, duration, and methods required. We offer transparent pricing tailored to the complexity of each case.
Surveillance, background checks, and financial tracing each require different resources. We explain all costs upfront, ensuring you know exactly what to expect.
Our tailored packages ensure affordability while maintaining professional standards. Individuals and solicitors across the UK rely on us for accurate, discreet, and cost-effective divorce investigations.
Understanding the Cost of Divorce Investigations
At Intime Investigations, we tailor costs to match the complexity of each case. No two divorces are the same.
Factors such as surveillance, background checks, and asset tracing affect pricing. We always provide clear quotes before any investigation begins. The duration of surveillance, the number of investigators, and the use of specialist tools can impact costs.
Cases involving financial deception or offshore asset tracing often require additional resources. We explain all potential costs in advance.
Divorce Investigations for Infidelity and Adultery Evidence
Infidelity is one of the most common causes of divorce. Our private investigators specialise in gathering adultery evidence through surveillance, background checks, and discreet monitoring. We document behaviour patterns that reveal dishonesty or unfaithfulness. Evidence may include photographs, videos, and witness statements, all gathered lawfully and confidentially.
Our matrimonial investigations provide proof that can be used in divorce disputes. Clients often rely on this evidence to support claims for financial settlements or custody.
By combining traditional surveillance with digital intelligence gathering, we provide a clear picture of your partnerās actions. This evidence is presented in a professional report that strengthens your legal position.
Proving Infidelity in Divorce Cases
At Intime Investigations, we specialise in proving infidelity in divorce cases. Adultery evidence often plays a critical role in settlements.
We gather photographs, surveillance footage, and witness accounts. This documentation provides clients with clarity and solicitors with court-ready proof. Dishonest behaviour can affect the outcome of divorce cases. We collect behaviour evidence that reveals patterns of deception or unfaithfulness.
This includes unusual routines, secret meetings, or late-night absences. Our reports provide solicitors with strong evidence during negotiations or hearings.
Why Choose Intime Investigations for Divorce Cases

Choosing the right private investigator during divorce can shape the outcome of your case. At Intime Investigations, we combine experience, technology, and discretion to provide trusted results.Ā
We work closely with solicitors and private clients, ensuring our findings are accurate, detailed, and easy to present in court.
Our investigators handle cases involving infidelity, hidden assets, dishonest behaviour, and financial deception. We also offer support in disputes over property and business ownership. Every case is handled discreetly to protect our clientsā privacy.
We deliver reliable reports backed by photographs, surveillance footage, background checks, and financial analysis. With our expertise, you can approach divorce proceedings with confidence and clarity
Step by Step Divorce Investigation Process

1) Confidential Consultation
We begin with a private discussion to understand your concerns, goals, and budget.
2) Strategy and Compliance
We create a tailored plan using surveillance, background checks, or asset tracing, always within UK law.
3) Evidence Collection
Our team gathers evidence discreetly through surveillance, financial tracing, and digital research.
4) Progress Updates
We provide regular updates, adjusting methods to ensure the best possible results.
5) Report Preparation
All findings are compiled into a clear, court-admissible report with supporting photos and logs.
6) Legal Support
We work with solicitors to align evidence with your case. Our investigators can also testify if needed.
Tracing Hidden Assets and Financial Deception in Divorce
Financial deception can create unfair settlements. Our team investigates hidden accounts, offshore funds, and undeclared income that may impact divorce proceedings. We use advanced techniques to trace asset movements and uncover business structure changes designed to conceal value. Our evidence exposes attempts to manipulate accounts or shift wealth into trusts.
Our reports provide solicitors with detailed insight into financial activities. This allows legal teams to challenge dishonest claims and negotiate fair settlements.
By revealing the full financial picture, we ensure clients receive what they are entitled to. Our work protects against fraud and secures justice in divorce disputes.
Uncovering Hidden Bank Accounts and Investments
At Intime Investigations, we specialise in uncovering hidden bank accounts, investments, and undeclared savings during divorce proceedings.
Our team uses discreet financial checks and surveillance to expose concealed funds. This evidence helps solicitors ensure fair financial settlements. Financial deception is common in high-value divorce cases. We investigate attempts to hide income or misrepresent assets.
Our investigators analyse spending habits, property ownership, and financial behaviour. This allows us to identify discrepancies and reveal the truth.
How Divorce Investigators Support Solicitors and Legal Teams
We frequently work alongside solicitors, providing evidence that strengthens their legal arguments. Our reports are designed to be clear, factual, and legally admissible. Solicitors rely on us for infidelity investigations, financial tracing, and surveillance evidence. Our findings can make a critical difference in negotiations or courtroom proceedings. We ensure all material is collected lawfully under UK regulations. This guarantees admissibility in divorce cases, protecting clients from disputes over evidence handling. If you need legal documents delivered as part of divorce proceedings, our experienced team also provides a dedicated process server for service of a divorce petition. We ensure petitions are served professionally, discreetly, and with a full proof of service.
By working with legal teams, we streamline the investigation process. This collaboration ensures efficiency, accuracy, and effective case preparation.
Providing Reliable Evidence for Court Cases
At Intime Investigations, we supply solicitors with clear, reliable evidence for divorce cases. Our findings are always court-admissible and professionally presented.
We gather surveillance, financial records, and behaviour evidence. This information gives legal teams the confidence to argue effectively in court. We regularly collaborate with solicitors to ensure investigations align with legal strategies. Our approach saves time and strengthens cases.
By delivering detailed, fact-based reports, we allow solicitors to focus on legal representation. Together, we build stronger, evidence-based outcomes. If you are ready to begin legal proceedings, you can file for divorce through the official GOV.UK service.
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce Investigations
What type of evidence can be gathered in divorce investigations
At Intime Investigations, we gather a wide range of evidence, including surveillance footage, photographs, witness statements, financial records, and background checks. We also document suspicious behaviour, track assets, and provide detailed reports that stand up in court.
How long does a typical divorce investigation take
The length of an investigation depends on complexity. Some cases require a few days, while others take several weeks. We tailor each case to client needs, ensuring accurate, court-ready evidence without unnecessary delays.
Can surveillance evidence be used in divorce court cases
Yes. Surveillance evidence is admissible in UK divorce cases if gathered legally. Our team complies with all regulations, producing court-admissible photographs, videos, and reports that solicitors can rely on during proceedings.
Are background checks legal during divorce proceedings
Yes. Background checks are legal when conducted by professionals like Intime Investigations. We ensure all checks follow GDPR and UK data protection laws, making them ethical, lawful, and admissible in legal disputes.
How much does divorce investigation cost in the UK
Costs vary depending on the case. Surveillance, infidelity investigations, and financial tracing all require different resources. We provide transparent pricing tailored to your situation, ensuring fair and affordable packages.
Will the subject know they are being investigated
No. Our investigations are completely discreet. We conduct all enquiries and surveillance covertly, ensuring the subject remains unaware while evidence is collected lawfully.
Why would someone need a divorce investigation
Clients often seek a divorce investigation to prove infidelity, financial deception, or hidden assets. Investigations also support child custody disputes and property settlements, giving clients clarity and legal strength.
What kinds of evidence can be collected during a divorce investigation
We collect photographs, video evidence, financial records, asset tracing reports, background checks, and witness statements. Each type of evidence is prepared to meet legal standards for use in court.
Will the findings of a divorce investigation be admissible in court
Yes. Our investigations are conducted legally and ethically, ensuring that all evidence, from surveillance to financial tracing, is admissible in UK courts.
How do I hire a divorce investigator
Hiring us is simple. Contact Intime Investigations to discuss your case in confidence. We explain options, outline costs, and create a tailored investigation plan.
Can divorce investigations include asset and financial tracing
Yes. We specialise in asset tracing, offshore account checks, and financial deception detection. This ensures no wealth is hidden during divorce settlements.
Why is moving out the biggest mistake in a divorce
Moving out before settlement can weaken your legal and financial position. Always seek legal advice before leaving the marital home. Investigations often help clarify claims before major decisions.
What is the 70/30 rule in divorce
The ā70/30 ruleā refers to one spouse receiving 70% of assets and the other 30%. While rare, it may apply if there is financial misconduct or significant earning disparity. Evidence from investigations can influence such outcomes.