Scenario 06
Thursday evenings, accounted for
A wife wanted to know where her husband spent every Thursday evening before deciding anything about her marriage.
When something has changed in your marriage, we establish the facts through lawful surveillance in public places and records checks — and document them so you, and your advocate if you have one, can decide what comes next.
No obligation. What you tell us stays with our team.
At a glance
Matrimonial
Service 02 of 08
01 —When to call us
You don’t need proof to talk to us — only a question you can’t answer on your own.
If any of this feels close, a short confidential conversation is a sensible first step.
Call an investigator, +91 98989 3915302 —What we look into
Agreed with you in writing before work begins. You choose what matters; we leave out what doesn’t.
Observation in public places — roads, office entrances, malls, restaurants — documented with time-stamped photographs and video.
We set the routine you describe against what we observe, so effort goes to the days and hours that matter instead of round-the-clock guesswork.
Where another person is involved, we establish who they are through lawful records and open sources.
For maintenance and alimony matters, we document visible business activity, property and lifestyle that bear on a declared income — and trace property a spouse may not have declared.
We verify where someone actually lives, and with whom, through observation and neighbourhood inquiries.
Reports state methods and sources and keep original files intact, so your advocate can judge how to use them.
03 —How we work the case
Every step is documented and agreed with you. If something can’t be done lawfully, we say so before you commit.
A private conversation about what has changed, what you already know and what you want to do with the answer.
We choose the specific days and hours most likely to show the truth, and agree them with you before we start.
Investigators — usually two — work from public places only, recording times, places and people with time-stamped photographs and video.
You get a short update after each surveillance day — usually that evening — and a full report with photographs when the work ends.
We explain what the evidence shows — and what it does not — and, if you wish, brief your advocate directly.
04 —What you receive
Every finding is sourced and dated, and anything we could not confirm is marked as such.
Contents of your file
Typical timelineUsually 3–10 surveillance days over one to three weeks, planned around the routine you describe.
05 —Where we draw the line
Indian law protects everyone’s privacy — including the person you are asking about. These limits protect your case, too.
06 —Illustrative case files
Composites, not real clients’ cases — but the methods are exactly how we work.
Scenario 06
A wife wanted to know where her husband spent every Thursday evening before deciding anything about her marriage.
These case files are illustrative — composites written to show typical cases and the methods we use. They are not records of real clients, and the people in them are invented.
Open all case filesQuestions
Straight answers about matrimonial investigation. If yours isn’t here, ask us directly — in confidence.
No. Accessing another person’s phone, messages or call records without consent is an offence under the IT Act and breaches their right to privacy — and evidence gathered that way can damage your own case. We work only with what can be lawfully observed and recorded.
Admissibility is always decided by the court. What we can promise is evidence gathered lawfully and documented properly — dates, times, methods and original files preserved — so your advocate has something solid to work with.
Then you have your answer, and that matters too. We report what we see, not what anyone expects. A clear report is a real outcome, and we will tell you so plainly.
No. We do not fit trackers to follow a person. Well-planned surveillance in public places gives you better evidence without putting you at legal risk.
Tell us how and when we may contact you — a separate number, an email address, particular hours — and we will keep to it. Updates never name the person we are observing.
Related services
Cases rarely fit one box. These are the services clients most often combine with it.
Verify a prospective match — career, family, finances and past — before you commit.
Discreet observation in public places, with time-stamped photographs and a written log.
Forensic examination of devices that are yours to use, and sweeps of your home, office and car for hidden cameras, bugs and trackers.
Not sure?
We will tell you honestly which service fits — or whether you need one at all.
Confidential
A private conversation with no obligation. Call, WhatsApp or send an enquiry — whichever feels safest — and we will usually respond within two working hours.
Your details are read only by our team, never sold. You choose how and when we contact you.