Child control

Child Control, why turn to a private investigator

Child control is one of the main tasks of a private investigation agency. It is probably common to think that private investigations only concern marital unfaithfulness, associating a detective only with a company analysis, concerning competition and employee control. However, it is also possible that a parental couple needs a private investigator. Let's find out how anomalous attitudes or restless personalities can hide a deeper discomfort.

Child control, to avoid most serious problems

The Child control may be exercised in several cases. Everything can come from a suspicious that may arise in parents, especially during adolescent period: bad companies, inappropriate friends, bullying, alcohol abuse, use of drugs and failure to fulfil traditional school obligations. Parents turn to a private investigator for a precise desire: preventing the situation from going bad and avoiding the problem from becoming worse. In some cases it is crucial to intervene at the right time, before it is too late.

Rely on an investigator and all related pluses

Also the children custody must be considered, following a separation. In fact, it may actually happen that the non-custodial parent considers the other parent inadequate to child support, education and care. The purpose will therefore be that to cause a reversal of the Judge's decision, showing the appropriate documented evidence, thus to obtain the child custody. In this case, the detective's skills are crucial: he must be able to collect and classify the information needed, setting up a series of stakeouts or observation posts to finally document the misbehaviour of subject under investigation. At the end of the investigation a detailed report will be provided, on the basis of which the parents will evaluate how to take action.

Child control and investigations in short

• Parents may want to check their children's behaviour, especially during the adolescence period;
• The aim is to avoid problems related to alcohol, drugs, bullying, bad companies or other things, thus to take action before more serious problems occur;
• Separated parents and children: the non-custodial parent may consider the other parent inadequate to child care and try to obtain the custody by collecting evidence;
• Quiet and meticulous investigations will be performed with the help of a private investigator which will provide a detailed report, useful to evaluate the degree of intervention.