Townsville Child Custody Investigation

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We are there to assist with a child custody action, to gather evidence of a breach, to prepare for, or defend, an application for custody of children, or child access. A child custody action in the Family Law Court, the Federal Magistrates Court, now the Federal Circuit Court, can sometimes relate to a divorce, a separation, or a settlement. Some see access to the children as a bargaining chip, others see preventing access to children as a form of payback. It can see the most amicable separation turn into a battle, with allegations and counter allegations. In a court, without supporting evidence, any statement of direct evidence, an allegation, no matter how true, is just an allegation. You need the suspicion investigated, documented, you need evidence. You suspect, we investigate, as a private investigator, private detective, private investigation service, free quotes.

We investigate at Townsville, Qld, and in the surrounding area, across North Queensland.

A child custody application, or child access application, is about the rights of the children, and emotions. The court has to have regard for the best interest of the child, or children, to try and avoid exposing them to physical or mental harm, or exposure to violence, including domestic violence. It is not about the rights of parents, or grandparents. If the court believes that the interest, and well being, of the child, or children, is best served by an arrangement, or a variation of that arrangement, that is how the court decides.

Having said that, there are 'rules' that influence how the Family Law Court perceives actions. This includes a person taking the children and moving away without court approval, exposure of the child to a risk or threat, breaching orders of the court, threatening behaviour, lying to the court, or similar actions; these may not be looked on favourably by the court.

This is where the Townsville private investigator, private detective, Townsville child custody investigation, child access inquiry, comes in. We are licensed, in Queensland, to investigate, to gather private information, evidence, and conduct private investigator surveillance. We are a 'disinterested' party to a court action, we are not emotionally involved, we are not personally seeking access to children, to exercise parental rights. We are there to gather evidence to support or disprove an allegation, show a risk, to assist to prepare for court action, not manufacture evidence. This is done through either private investigator surveillance or factual investigations. We are used to provide evidence that the child is safe, or children are at risk, in the care of a particular adult. Whether or not a child is actually being cared for by the nominated parent or designated person, or another, if children are being transported to a place they aren't supposed to be, to establish other risks such as exposure to alcohol and drug abuse or domestic violence. We are used to gather evidence of a breach, or to locate children when they have been spirited away by a parent. We are there to search for proof, evidence, for a family law matter, to turn an allegation into a fact, or to reassure a parent that the child is safe.

We conduct child access, child custody, child safety, investigations in Townsville, Ayr, Home Hill, Bowen, Ingham, and Charters Towers. We investigate across North Queensland.

We would recommend that any parent who is going through a child custody dispute start a diary, and keep good notes of all contact with the children, and the other parent, including telephone calls. We would recommend that any handover or contact is recorded (audio), not for court purposes, but simply as protection against a future allegation that something was said, or occurred, so you may defend yourself. People tend to start out with all good intention of doing this, but then fail to continue, and find themselves at the centre of an allegation of domestic violence, abuse, or an assault allegation. Some people are very good at maneuvering and using the system to their advantage. If there is an allegation of domestic violence that didn't occur, fight it if you can, because simply accepting it to try and placate the other party will do you harm, in any subsequent Family Law action.

By the time you have come to decisions about access to, or custody of, children the relationship has already broken down. Up until this time contact may have been civil, however, the stress of new relationships, child support payments, disputes about living arrangements, blended families, different expectations, and exposure to new friends that the other party may deem unsuitable, as well as property settlements, add to the stress. Sometimes old habits, or new issues arise, such as drug use, alcohol abuse, gambling, fraud. Some child custody disputes are simply a reflection of other issues, or a continuation of a power play. This is the basis of an investigation; we investigate to gather evidence to prove or disprove a claim, or concern, to establish a risk, or show dishonesty in what the court has been told.

There are times when a parent will move, or disappear to prevent access to children, by the other parent. In these cases it is often declared that they consider the other parent, or relatives, a risk to the children, and that they were seeking to protect the children because the court wouldn't. The court takes a dim view of this, unless some evidence can be supplied, supporting the allegation. The rights of the child override the rights of the parent. The court is well aware of the maneuverings that occur during some separations, and that access to children can be used as a weapon.

There are times when one parent takes the children and leaves, when the other parent has no idea of their location. Sometimes the parent left behind needs to straighten themselves out, before seeking access to children, to take some responsibility. Every change, or attempted change, can be resisted, for some. Our role is seeking facts, because, in a court, the truth is just an allegation, without evidence.

In a child custody case just being a 'good' parent isn't enough, just being honest isn't enough, you have to substantiate everything, and support your claim to being a 'good' parent, the primary carer, a good provider, in a stable relationship, that what you are claiming is true, or that what someone else is claiming is not. These court cases create frustration, and friction, because multiple parties see the 'best' outcome as different, see the 'rights' as being different, see the needs of children differently, and many can justify whatever position they take, at least to themselves. You need to justify it to a court, this requires investigation and evidence gathering.

Avoid taking any illegal action, no matter how good it may make you feel at the time. Avoid 'padding' your claim, stick to the facts, the evidence. By all means outline what you believe, but accept that, without evidence, it carries a low weight. You are dealing with matters which must be decided by a court. Your actions reflect on your credibility, that is the weight that is given to your evidence, as well as your suitability as a parent, to have care of, or access to, children. This isn't about the rights of the mother, the rights of the father, it is always about the rights of the child, the best interest of the children.

Avoid accepting an untrue Domestic Violence application, an allegation, to try and placate the other party. This will be used against you, as evidence, later on.

When making an application for custody, or fighting a child custody application or access, or alleging a breach of conditions, especially where this places a child at risk, remember to always be prepared to substantiate any allegation, to add weight to the argument, because the Magistrate, the Judge, has to weight the evidence, when deciding an action, they cannot just take your word for it. When you need to prepare, to gather the evidence, the proof, to support your court case, you need a Townsville private investigator, private detective, call us for a free quote.

We investigate child access, child custody, child welfare concerns. Where you have evidence of serious child abuse, child welfare concerns, abuse of children evidence, you need to contact the Police, Government child welfare agencies. Where you need to gather evidence of the risk, the abuse, the breach, use a private investigator.

Hiring a private investigator, private detective, for a Townsville child custody investigation, child access investigation, using licensed investigators, is legal. Private investigation of a child custody issue, a child access issue, by a private investigator, is legal. Private investigator surveillance, child custody surveillance, child access surveillance, investigating concerns about children, done correctly, is legal. When you need a Townsville, Ayr, Home Hill, Bowen, Charters Towers, or Ingham child custody investigation, to have your concerns investigated, contact us for a free quote.

A private investigator is there because, without evidence, the truth is just an allegation, in court.

When you need a Townsville child custody investigation, Ayr child custody investigation, Home Hill child custody investigation, Bowen child custody investigation, Charters Towers child acess investigation, Ingham child custody investigation, a North Queensland child custody investigation, child access court case preparation, investigations relating the care and well being of children, we are a private investigator, private detective, private investigation service. We have years of experience. Call for a free quote.