When you need to know, quietly.
Discreet surveillance and background work for individuals, from a licensed, board-certified investigator. Your first conversation is confidential, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
- Confidential from the first messageWhat you tell me stays between us.
- On your termsText, call or email, at times that are safe for you.
- You decide every stepA written plan and quote before any work starts.
Answers you can rely on, and use if you need to.
Suspected infidelity
Surveillance to find out where someone goes, who they meet and when, documented with time-stamped photos and video.
Custody and visitation concerns
Documenting what happens during visits, exchanges and time with the other parent, written up so a family lawyer can use it.
Cohabitation and support
When spousal support depends on whether a former spouse is living with a new partner, I document the facts.
Someone new in your life
Before you get serious, move in or mix finances: who they are, their court record, and whether their story checks out.
Four steps, and you're in control of each one.
- A private conversationTell me what's going on, by text, phone or the form below. I'll ask what you already know and what you need to find out.
- A written plan and quoteWhat I'll do, when, and what it will cost. Nothing starts until you say yes.
- The surveillanceDone in person, legally and out of sight. You hear from me as things happen, in the way you've chosen.
- A clear reportDated photos and video and a written timeline of what I saw, the same kind of report I write for court. If you hire a lawyer, it goes straight to them.
What I won't do.
Evidence gathered illegally can get thrown out, and it can put you at legal risk too. So there are lines I don't cross.
- Put a tracker on a vehicle you don't own
- Get into someone's phone, email or social media accounts
- Record conversations I'm not part of
- Trespass or follow anyone onto private property
- Promise a result before I know the facts
Jason Barber, one investigator from start to finish.
Most of my work is for attorneys, on criminal defense and injury cases where every photo and every sentence will be picked apart in court. I bring that same standard to private clients. If what I find ends up in a divorce or custody case, it's already in a form your lawyer can use.
You won't be handed off to someone else. The person you first talk to is the person doing the work.
- Wisconsin Private Investigator License12726-63 · Agency License 17285-62
- Board Certified Criminal Defense InvestigatorCCDI, Criminal Defense Investigation Training Council
- Based in West AllisMilwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, Washington and Ozaukee Counties · Statewide by appointment
- Rated 5.0 on Google★★★★★
In their words.
“Jason treated me as family, and I am so happy that I had him to help me out with my case, and to help me to get my life back.”
“Jason had great communication through the entire process. He bent over backwards to get the job done quickly and efficiently even with sudden changes. Definitely recommended!”
“Jason is excellent. He is always on top of things and very responsive. He goes the extra mile to get the job done!”
How pricing works
Every situation is different, so I don't quote a flat package. After we talk, you get a written quote for the specific work, and you decide whether to go ahead.
Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Start a confidential conversation.
Share as much or as little as you're comfortable with. A first name is fine.