How Surveillance Can Help Your Alimony Case
When divorce leads to alimony, the terms of spousal support often hinge on your ex moving on – especially if they begin sharing a household with a new romantic partner. Yet, claims of continued financial need can persist even after cohabitation begins. That’s where surveillance becomes a game-changing tool. Kinsey Investigations, a long‑standing, licensed private investigator firm based in Los Angeles, specialises in cohabitation and alimony investigations, underpinned by discreet, comprehensive surveillance work.
Picture this scenario: you’re paying significant monthly alimony, believing your ex is living independently. But rumors, social media hints, or gut feelings suggest otherwise – often they’re sharing a home, splitting bills, or even opening joint accounts with a new partner. Until you find concrete proof, you’ll continue paying at the original rate, financially supporting two households. That’s a major strain. Proving cohabitation isn’t easy; people rarely openly invite surveillance. It demands persistence, skill, and legal know‑how.
Kinsey Investigations applies advanced surveillance techniques – static and mobile video surveillance, GPS tracking, stake‑outs – to capture unambiguous evidence: arrivals and departures, shared living spaces, shared activities, and even shared financial commitments. They meticulously document whether your ex and their new partner share expenses, receive joint mail, share utility bills or rent, or jointly register assets like vehicles or real estate. These evidentiary pieces are legally admissible in California courts and often pivotal in modifying or eliminating alimony obligations.
But surveillance is more than watching; it’s building an airtight case. Our investigators research leases and public records, trace financial ties, document mail and utilities, and gather other corroborative evidence to support their findings. The result? A comprehensive, court‑ready file that can dramatically reduce or terminate your financial burdens.
In emotional, high‑stakes situations like spousal support, facts can be obscured by damage control or deception. But surveillance cuts through the noise. Backed by solid proof of cohabitation, your attorney gains the leverage needed to petition for reduced or ceased payments. At its core, surveillance transforms suspicion into tangible, actionable evidence.
