Walton Investigations - Frequently Asked Questions

Any time you are suspicious of your wife, husband, or anyone else that you have a personal relationship with. Do you need to recover hidden assets? Do you need protection services from an abusive spouse? ALWAYS research potential business relationships BEFORE they are initiated, or at the very least, before you sign a contract. Is your landlord a pervert? Check his/her background before you rent that apartment. Are your new tenant’s deadbeats? Find out BEFORE you sign the lease! Does your ex owe child support? There are hundreds of situations that may require a P.I. These are just a few! Contact us to see if your case qualifies!

You may find e-mail or notes from previously unknown individuals. Your spouse may claim to be working odd hours, but their whereabouts remain in question. Check cell phone records, credit card receipts, check pockets and vehicles. If your spouse suddenly has a pre-paid wireless phone, such as Cricket, you may want to investigate. Pre-paid cell phones are a favorite of cheaters, because they are harder to trace. Does your spouse suddenly turn off the computer when you enter the room? Other things to watch for: Your spouse may be overly attentive when they never were before. (This is usually due to a guilty conscience). Your spouse may begin to find fault with you for things that used to be minor issues. Your spouse may lose interest in sex. (Usually because they are getting it somewhere else). Trust your instincts. If a sixth sense is telling you that something is wrong, then have it checked out. If there is nothing going on, at least you’ll have peace of mind. If there is, then you’ll have the evidence to prove it. Either way, you come out ahead.

Call us for an interview and we’ll tell you how! We can’t say much here because cheaters may visit our site looking for tips! Contact us for more information.

Any P.I. Firm that you hire should handle your case with integrity and professionalism. You should receive complete, well-written investigative reports, submitted in a timely manner and certified by the field investigator.

Ask to see sample reports. If there appear to be uniform events in all of them, such as the UPS man making a delivery, the mail arriving at the same time on different cases, then you may be receiving a “stock report”. This is illegal and will not be tolerated by Walton Investigations. We back up our reports with dated hourly or half hourly video shots to verify the investigators presence. These tapes should be provided to you with your written report. Check the BBB and ask for references. Is your prospective P.I. a member of their state association? They should be. Beware of P.I. firms that offer big discounts on services. They will probably do just enough to get by. Ask yourself, do you want it done cheap or do you want it done correctly and to know the truth? Does your firm have your well being in mind? A competent P.I. firm should offer referrals to attorneys and counselors. Ask questions. A reputable firm will not take just any case and they will not take your money unless they feel that they can help you. Walton Investigations meets all of the above criteria.

Yes. Here’s why. No two cases are alike and a firm may receive infrequent requests for some services. In these cases we use subcontractors rather than keep these specialists on staff at great expense. We only hire fully licensed subcontractors and we vouch for their work. It’s only after extensive research that we add a subcontractor to our list. In doing so we are assured that they meet the same intensive standards that we demand of ourselves and promise to you. The other reason is that very few firms specialize in EVERYTHING. If a firm advertises, as some do that they NEVER use subcontractors, you should steer clear. They may be doing work they are not qualified to do. A competent firm should have ONE goal, and that is to obtain the highest level of investigative work possible for its clients. If that means hiring subcontractors in certain circumstances, then that’s what should be done. At Walton Investigations, we’ll let you know in advance if subcontractors may be needed on YOUR case.

Get your facts together. The more information you can give your investigator, the better off you’ll be. Even if it seems minor to you, don’t disregard it. Your investigator is trained to look at the evidence and from there he/she will determine if you have a case, and will advise you on how to proceed.

At the close of the investigation, your investigator will provide you with detailed reports, video evidence, transcripts of interviews and anything else related to the case. Records will be kept on site for three years and then stored by electronic means indefinitely. Your investigator will be available to testify for you in court should your attorney request it. (Standard rates apply). Your investigator will give his/her conclusions and recommendations as to how to proceed following your investigation.

Walton Investigations employs male and female agents of various ethnic backgrounds. While we respect your input and will certainly attempt to comply with your request, we reserve the right to make the final determination in assigning agents to your case. Rest assured that when we assign an agent to your case, that they have been thoroughly trained and are fully competent to handle the assignment