Oftentimes, lawyers and their clients will require asset searches to get to the bottom of a financial situation. Please continue reading and speak with our Connecticut private investigators for lawyers to learn more about asset searches and how we can help. Here are some of the questions you may have:
When are asset searches conducted and how may they help an attorney?
Generally, asset searches are conducted during pre-trial investigations. Essentially, these investigations are conducted so an attorney can obtain valuable information that will give him or her a leg up when it comes to negotiating settlements. This is often done in family law disputes. In many cases, attorneys will need to know the extent of assets an individual owns and can be seized after winning a case. These searches are not limited to family law attorneys, however; in many cases, probate attorneys will also have to conduct asset searches to get a firm understanding of the assets a decedent owned so they can accurately assist the administrator of an estate. For example, certain loans, credit card info, medical bills, debts, bank statements, etc. can all play a critical role in the estate administration process. Our experienced team of Connecticut private investigators for lawyers can conduct these asset searches on your behalf.
How can an asset search differ between those conducted for individuals and businesses?
These searches differ primarily in the subjects and assets that are being searched for. For example, when it comes to corporations, oftentimes, asset searches will be conducted to investigate incidents of fraud or embezzlement. They may also be conducted to find info about employee benefits information, liens, employee finances, bankruptcies, and more. On the other hand, individuals generally require these searches for certain real estate matters, legal matters, criminal records, missing persons searches, civil records, and more.
What other situations may call for asset searches?
There are various other situations that may call for an asset search, and such searches can be extremely valuable to a wide array of different entities. For example, insurance agencies, governmental agencies, investors, and more all oftentimes require asset searches to get the information they need to proceed. The bottom line is that regardless if your client if you are an attorney and you require an experienced team of Connecticut private investigators for lawyers to conduct an asset search on your behalf, we are qualified and available to do so. Do not delay. Pick up the phone and give us a call today.
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