Infidelity Investigations in Miami and South Florida
Suspicion is hard to live with. So is acting on it without proof. When you need to know whether a partner is being unfaithful, you need facts, not assumptions, and you need them documented in a way that holds up if the matter becomes a legal one.
Wasser Investigations has conducted infidelity surveillance for South Florida clients since 1985. Every case is handled directly by a licensed Florida investigator, with absolute discretion, lawful evidence collection, and documentation built to the standard your situation may require.
When Clients Call Us
People reach out for an infidelity investigation at very different points. Some have a gut feeling and want it confirmed or ruled out before they confront a partner. Some have already filed for divorce and need evidence to support custody, alimony, or asset claims. Others suspect a long pattern of deception and want a clear factual record before making a major life decision.
Wherever you are in that process, the first conversation is confidential and obligation-free. We listen, we ask the questions that matter, and we tell you honestly whether surveillance is likely to produce useful evidence in your specific situation.
How an Infidelity Investigation Works
The exact approach depends on the subject's routine, the times of suspected activity, and the type of evidence that would be useful to you. A typical engagement includes:
- Confidential intake to understand the situation, the subject's patterns, and what evidence would resolve the question
- Pre-surveillance research to verify identities, vehicles, and addresses tied to the subject
- Field surveillance during the windows when activity is most likely, conducted from positions where the subject has no reasonable expectation of privacy
- Timestamped video and photographic documentation of meetings, vehicles, and locations
- A written investigator's report and timeline that reconstructs the observed activity
Most infidelity cases resolve in one to three surveillance sessions. Some require longer. After the initial session, we give you an honest assessment of whether more surveillance is likely to produce additional evidence.
Florida Law and Admissible Evidence
Florida is a no-fault divorce state, so a finding of infidelity does not by itself end a marriage in court. It can still matter for alimony, parenting plans, and the division of marital assets, particularly if marital funds were spent on the affair.
Surveillance is lawful in Florida when conducted in public places or other locations where the subject has no reasonable expectation of privacy. We do not enter private property without authorization. We do not record private conversations. Every evidence package is built so that it can be used in family court without admissibility issues.
What You Receive
A Wasser infidelity engagement produces more than raw footage. You receive a complete documentation package:
- Timestamped video and photographs
- A written investigator's report with the observed timeline
- Chain-of-custody documentation for every piece of evidence
- Investigator availability for sworn statements, deposition, and court testimony if needed
Discretion Is the Entire Job
If a subject becomes aware they are being watched, the investigation is compromised and the evidence opportunity may be lost permanently. Every Wasser surveillance operation is planned around that reality. Our investigators work in unmarked vehicles, dress to blend with the environment, and adapt position and approach in real time. Forty years of fieldwork in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach is the difference between getting the footage and getting burned.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my partner know they are being investigated?
No. Discretion is the foundation of every infidelity engagement. We work in unmarked vehicles, maintain operational distance, and adapt our positioning so the subject continues their normal routine. Detection compromises the case, so we plan around it from the first hour.
How much does an infidelity investigation cost?
Cost depends on the surveillance hours required, the geographic area, and whether multiple investigators are needed. We provide a clear estimate after the initial confidential consultation. There is no charge for that conversation.
Can the evidence be used in my divorce?
Yes, when properly gathered. Florida courts accept surveillance evidence in family law proceedings provided it was collected lawfully and the chain of custody is documented. Our packages are structured to meet Florida evidentiary standards.
How long does an investigation take?
Most cases resolve within one to three surveillance sessions, typically over a one to three week window. Some require longer based on subject patterns. We give you an honest assessment after the first session.
Do you handle cases outside Miami-Dade?
Yes. Our primary operational area is Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. Statewide coverage is available through our vetted investigator network.
If you need clarity.
Call (305) 278-8700 for a confidential, no-obligation consultation. We will listen, ask the questions that matter, and tell you honestly whether an investigation is likely to give you the answers you need.
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