Infidelity
Our private investigators handle many types of partner or spouse investigations. Trusted for discretion and results.
Services:
Covert and undercover surveillance (marital surveillance, child custody cases, benefit fraud, employee theft, corporate espionage, care home abuse, and more)
Infidelity investigations to document a cheating spouse or partnerWe have licensed Investigators in Manawatu, Masterton and Wellington.
Contact us about infidelity concerns.
Suspect your partner or spouse is cheating?
Suspecting a partner of cheating is very painful.
Cheaters often lie about other things too, which can lead to fights over assets and child custody later.
Suspicions may come from an event, a lie, or changes in behaviour. Gut feelings often mean something is off — it’s a survival skill. In most cases, strong suspicions turn out to be true when checked properly.
To decide next steps you need a focused investigation.
What not to do
Don’t confront or lash out. Confrontation alerts them, changes their behaviour and makes proving infidelity harder.
Don’t investigate yourself. Getting caught undermines any case.
Don’t assume honesty. Cheaters often lie repeatedly; starting with a discussion is poor strategy.
Don’t use spyware or tracking devices — they’re usually illegal.
If you need proof, preserve the situation and get professionals to investigate.
Evidence
If you’re reading this, you probably want proof. While evidence of infidelity isn’t used in New Zealand courts, it can still be crucial for your peace of mind and for making informed personal decisions. Knowing who your partner is involved with may also matter to your sense of security, future planning, and emotional closure.
Surveillance
Surveillance is an effective way to investigate suspected cheating. An investigator watches a person at a set time and quietly records activity — on foot, by car, boat, or elsewhere. Clear details and good planning increase the chance of useful evidence. Contact an investigator quickly — you may have only one chance. Initial advice is free.
If you lack a specific lead, focus on times your partner is out of town or at work events, when people often lower their guard.
Summary; An investigation often changes a relationship. Even without clear proof of cheating, surveillance reveals facts that clarify the situation. Issues may instead be gambling, drug or alcohol problems. You deserve to know; without evidence you can’t address the problem.
Do not confront your partner before you have evidence. Even after proof, avoid rushing a confrontation — there may be hidden assets, income issues, or false abuse claims to resolve first. It’s usually best to gather evidence on these matters before separating.
Investigators can also assist with child custody, property settlements, finding hidden assets, locating children, detecting stalking, and proving income for child support.