Infidelity & Adultery Investigations
Suspecting infidelity can leave you feeling uncertain, anxious, and unsure what to do next. We help clients gather facts lawfully and discreetly, so they can make informed decisions instead of moving forward on fear or assumptions.
Suspicion is exhausting. Uncertainty is worse.
When something feels wrong at home, the not-knowing is its own weight. You deserve to move forward with facts, not fear — gathered carefully, documented thoroughly, and presented in a way you and your attorney can actually use.
Discreet Surveillance
Trained investigators document movement, locations, and patterns of behavior without disturbing the subject’s routine.
Adultery Documentation
Lawfully gathered photo and video evidence with timestamped activity logs — the detail your attorney needs for South Carolina family court.
Travel & Schedule Patterns
Document inconsistencies between stated whereabouts and actual locations — gaps, late returns, and unexplained absences.
Cohabitation Concerns
Where overnight stays or shared residence are part of the picture, we document the patterns that matter.
Attorney-Aware Reporting
Reports are written with family law in mind — clean timelines, clear photos, and the documentation your attorney can build on.
Confidentiality First
Encrypted communication, secure case files, and a small, vetted team. What you share stays between us.
A clear path from first call to final report.
Confidential Consultation
We listen first. You explain what’s happening; we explain what’s possible — and what isn’t.
Investigation Plan
A clear scope, timeline, and budget — written down before any work begins.
Field Work
Surveillance and documentation conducted lawfully by experienced investigators.
Documented Findings
Organized photo/video evidence, timestamped logs, and a written report you can review with your attorney.
If a divorce or custody filing is approaching, talk to us early. The right documentation is much harder to gather after a partner becomes cautious.
Infidelity & Adultery Investigations
Not without proper authorization or consent. Stillinger does not hack accounts, install spyware, intercept protected communications, or access private data unlawfully.
Potentially. Travel assignments require advance planning, accurate itinerary information, licensing review, and a clear budget for investigator time and expenses.
An investigator can document observable facts. Whether those facts satisfy a legal definition or affect divorce, alimony, custody, or property issues must be evaluated by the client’s attorney and the court.
After a confidential consultation, the investigator identifies useful time windows, locations, routines, and objectives. Surveillance may then be conducted from lawful vantage points, with observations documented through reports, photographs, and video when appropriate.
The timeline depends on the subject’s routine and the activity that needs to be documented. Some matters produce useful information quickly; others require coverage across several likely opportunities.
Confrontation can change a person’s routine and make useful documentation more difficult. It is often better to discuss the circumstances with an investigator or attorney before alerting the subject.
An investigation may document movements, meetings, overnight stays, travel patterns, locations, public interactions, and other observable conduct. The investigator reports what was actually observed rather than speculating about intent.
Investigators work discreetly and do not contact the subject. However, surveillance always carries some possibility of detection, so no investigator should guarantee that it will remain unnoticed under every condition.
Ready to talk?
A confidential consultation is the right place to start. We’ll listen, explain what’s possible, and you decide whether to move forward.