Private Investigator in West Palm Beach, FL

Key Takeaways for West Palm Beach Residents

• Probity Investigations operates under Florida agency license A3100027.
• Our West Palm Beach line, (561) 559-0794, is available 24 hours a day.
• Palm Beach County family cases are heard in Florida’s Fifteenth Judicial Circuit.
• Florida generally requires the consent of all parties before recording a private conversation.
• Florida law presumes equal time-sharing is in a child’s best interest; parents with genuine concerns need documented facts.
• A supportive relationship can affect alimony when the court makes the required findings.
• Your first consultation is free and confidential.

Private Investigation Services in West Palm Beach

Infidelity and Cheating Spouse Investigations

When a spouse’s routine stops adding up, we document what is actually happening. In West Palm Beach, that can mean discreet observation around downtown offices, Clematis Street, the Intracoastal, or the I-95 corridor. We provide time-stamped photos, video when lawful and practical, and a written report you can share with your attorney. Learn more about infidelity investigations in West Palm Beach.

Child Custody Investigations

Parents who have genuine concerns about supervision, exchanges, or conduct during parenting time need facts rather than suspicion. We document relevant activity from lawful public vantage points and prepare clear reports for counsel. See child custody investigations in West Palm Beach.

Surveillance

Surveillance in Palm Beach County takes planning around I-95, Florida’s Turnpike, Okeechobee Boulevard, island bridges, gated communities, and seasonal traffic. We observe lawfully, keep detailed time records, and adjust to the subject’s actual routine. Visit our surveillance page for West Palm Beach.

Bug Sweeps and TSCM

If you believe someone is listening, tracking, or watching, a technical surveillance countermeasures sweep can help determine what is present. We inspect homes, vehicles, and offices for hidden recording devices, cameras, and GPS trackers. Read about bug sweep and TSCM services.

Missing Persons, Alimony, and Background Research

We combine records research, field inquiries, and interviews to help locate missing loved ones, witnesses, debtors, and other hard-to-find people. We also document facts relevant to possible supportive relationships and perform lawful public-record research for personal or business decisions. If someone may be in immediate danger, contact law enforcement first; our work supports that response rather than replacing it.

What to Know if You Live in West Palm Beach

Florida law. Florida is a no-fault divorce state. An affair does not decide a divorce by itself, but documented facts can be relevant to issues such as alimony or marital spending. Florida also restricts recording private oral and phone conversations without the required consent, prohibits unlawful tracking, and requires investigators to work within state licensing rules. This is general information, not legal advice; speak with your attorney about how Florida law applies to your situation.

Courts and law enforcement. Palm Beach County is part of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, whose main courthouse is the Judge Daniel T. K. Hurley Courthouse in downtown West Palm Beach. Inside the city, police reports are handled by the West Palm Beach Police Department; the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office serves unincorporated areas and contracted municipalities. If there is immediate danger, call 911.

Neighborhoods, ZIP Codes, and Communities We Cover

We serve downtown West Palm Beach and The Square, Northwood, El Cid, Flamingo Park, and nearby communities throughout Palm Beach County. Our coverage includes Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Riviera Beach, Palm Beach, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, and Boca Raton.

Typical West Palm Beach Case Scenarios

Late meetings downtown. A Wellington spouse notices repeated late client dinners in downtown West Palm Beach. We plan lawful observation around the commute and document where the evenings are actually spent, then provide a time-stamped report for the client and attorney to evaluate.

A time-sharing concern. A Jupiter parent is worried about supervision during the other parent’s weekends. With counsel’s guidance, we observe exchanges and outings from public places and report only what occurs.

A possible supportive relationship. A paying ex-spouse believes a former partner may be sharing a home and daily routine with someone new. We document relevant observations over appropriate time periods for the attorney to assess.