Litigation Support & Witness Statements in Aventura, FL
You have the case and the deadline. We find the witnesses, get the statements signed, serve the defendant behind the concierge desk, and build the timeline your motion needs.
Direct line to the investigator, not a call center.
The Investigator Who Answers When a Trial Is Two Weeks Out
A South Florida attorney once described Travis Wasser this way: you can call him at 3 in the morning and if you need something right away, he will get up and get it done. That is the job. Wasser Investigations has supported Miami-Dade litigators since 1985, and Aventura‘s caseload has its own shape. Condo association disputes. Probate and trust fights between adult children in New York and a surviving spouse in a tower. Injury claims against the mall and the buildings. Business disputes with a party in another country. What is missing is usually a witness who has moved, a statement that needs a signature before Friday, a defendant who has dodged service four times behind a front desk, or a chronology nobody on the team has had time to build.
Travis does the work himself. One phone number, and the person who answers it is the one who was at the witness’s door.
Civil, Probate, Family, Criminal Defense, and Out-of-State Firms
Extra Hands With a License and a Camera
Plaintiff and defense firms use us for witness work, scene documentation, records, and surveillance across the life of a case, from pre-suit through trial at the Dade County Courthouse downtown or filings at the North Dade Justice Center.
Your Local Investigator for Aventura Matters
Aventura residents have families, businesses, and estates in New York, New Jersey, Brazil, Argentina, and Israel. Firms in those places hire us as their Florida presence when a matter touches Aventura.
Litigation Support Services
Witness location and heir search
Building staff, former caregivers, other residents, business associates, estranged relatives, and beneficiaries nobody has heard from in years, including people who have left the country. Skip tracing, records, and door knocking, in that order.
Recorded and signed statements
Interviews conducted the way opposing counsel cannot pick apart, reduced to writing, reviewed with the witness, and signed. Recorded statements taken with consent under Florida’s all-party rule. Interpreters arranged for Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, and Hebrew-speaking witnesses when they prefer it.
Affidavits
Sworn, notarized affidavits drafted from the witness’s own account for summary judgment motions, injunctions, probate contests, and family court hearings.
Service of process
Personal service on subjects who evade, including residents of towers with concierge screening, Williams Island, and corporate defendants whose registered agent is a mail drop. Documented attempts and a sworn return.
Probate and capacity fact investigation
Who was present when the will or trust was changed, who drove the decedent to the attorney, who held the power of attorney, and what the decedent’s routine looked like in the months before. We interview the people who saw it and build a sourced chronology.
Corporate and financial fact investigation
Who owns the company, who signed the agreement, where the funds went, and which related entities share the same officers. Sunbiz, foreign registries, UCC filings, and court dockets, read and organized.
Scene and evidence documentation
Photographs, measurements, and video of locations and physical evidence, taken at the time of day the event happened where it matters.
Trial preparation
Witness re-contact and confirmation before trial, subpoena delivery, and courtroom-ready exhibits.
Getting the Statement Is a Skill
Most people do not want to be in a lawsuit. A doorman who saw what happened in the lobby has a job to protect and a building manager who would prefer he say nothing. Getting that person to sit down, tell the story accurately, and sign it takes patience, plain talk, and forty years of practice. We do not lead, we do not pressure, and we do not overstate what we got. A statement that falls apart on cross is worse than none.
The Work Product
- Signed witness statements with current contact information
- Notarized affidavits ready to file
- Sworn returns of service with a log of every attempt
- A written investigative report with sourced findings and a chronology
- Photographs, video, and diagrams labeled for exhibits
- Investigator testimony at deposition and trial
Questions From Attorneys
How fast can you locate a witness or an heir?
Many are found within days through records and phone work. People who have left the state or the country take longer, and we give you a status within 48 hours either way.
Do you take recorded statements?
Yes, with the witness’s consent on the recording, as Florida Statute 934 requires. We also take written statements when a witness prefers not to be recorded.
Can you serve someone in an Aventura high-rise or on Williams Island?
Yes. We are licensed and experienced with concierge screening, garage-only access, and guarded entries. Every attempt is documented.
Do you work with criminal defense attorneys?
Yes. Witness interviews, alibi verification, scene work, and records for defense counsel are a regular part of the caseload.
Will you testify?
Yes. Travis Wasser has testified in Miami-Dade civil, family, probate, and criminal courts for decades and is available for deposition and trial.
Tell Us What the Case Needs
Send the file or call. We will tell you what we can get, how long it takes, and what it costs, in writing.
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