Divorce-related investigations should address specific factual questions identified by the client and, where appropriate, their lawyer. CSDA agrees the permitted scope before fieldwork and reports observations without offering legal conclusions or guaranteed court outcomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can an investigation help in a divorce case?+
By gathering documented evidence around assets, conduct, or custody-relevant behaviour that can support a fair outcome in proceedings.
What do you typically investigate in divorce cases?+
Hidden assets, undisclosed income, lifestyle inconsistencies, and conduct relevant to custody or alimony disputes.
Is the evidence usable in Indian family courts?+
We prepare documentation with legal use in mind, though your lawyer should confirm what's admissible for your specific case.
Will my spouse know about the investigation?+
No, investigations are conducted discreetly without the other party's awareness.
How long does a divorce case investigation take?+
This depends on scope, but most take between 2–4 weeks to gather sufficient documented evidence.
