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Discreet surveillance and evidence gathering
Surveillance is only used where it is suitable for clarifying a matter and can be carried out within lawful and agreed limits. Before we begin, we agree on purpose, scope and boundaries.

Typical questions
- Can a described sequence of events be confirmed through direct observation?
- Can times, patterns and movements be documented factually?
- Which findings can realistically be used in a later professional assessment?
Possible elements of the engagement
- 01Initial conversation, definition of purpose and review of the framework
- 02Planning of time windows, effort and resources
- 03Carrying out the agreed observation
- 04Written documentation of the findings in a form others can follow
Whether and to what extent the elements described are possible in a specific matter depends on the factual circumstances and the applicable legal framework. We clarify this individually before any work begins.
