A brand new client named our office to discover out if we could trace her soon to be ex husband to discover out if he was cohabiting. She is nearing the end of a messy divorce and wants to find out if her husband is living with somebody else. She has stayed in the marital property with their two kids and he has stopped paying maintenance but she can't find him.
The lady told us that her husband left about 9 months ago. He told our client that there was no one else involved, he just couldn’t live like he had been any longer. Even though devastated by his choice to leave our client believed there was no one else involved. At first he produced normal payments to her for the youngsters but over the months it is obtaining less and much less. He won’t tell her exactly where he is living but she believes he is operating at the identical place.
We decided to follow him house from work one evening to see if he went back to his living address. He went to the pub 1st using a couple of men from his function. After and hour plus a half he took a brief walk to a property and let himself in with a important. We waited about to see if anyone else went back to the address. A woman pulled up onto the drive outside and let herself in using a key. We produced a note of the address and took photos of the Target and also the woman letting themselves into the house.
We checked out the address and identified out the name of the woman. The target was not registered as living there - his last known address was that of the marital residence. We did more surveillance over 3 days and discovered that he was living there. With all the information supplied, in a report to our client she could then ensure that the CSA had the proper info for him.
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