Private Investigators are known to help Attorney Law Firms with missing family members. In some cases, it may not be that the person is actually missing, but rather that the family has been unsuccessful in establishing contact with the family member for an extended period of time. No matter the circumstances, hiring a Private Investigator can solve the problem.
Before beginning the important search of locating a missing family member, the PI will need as much information as possible. They may ask for the following:
● What was the relative wearing the last time he/she was seen?
● Identifying marks or traits
● Vehicle description
● Nicknames the family member may go by
● Description of the current situation. Was there an argument? Did they simply end contact? On what grounds did contact end?
● Did the family member take any possessions with them if they left?
This information will make the process easier for all involved. Oftentimes, police precincts do not have the bandwidth or resources to complete a missing person search and rely heavily on public assistance. This is why Private Investigators are helpful in such cases.
We know how important it is to work quickly and efficiently so the case doesn’t go cold. If hiring a PI for a case that has already gone cold, this can add to the length of time it takes to locate the missing person.
Whether a person is needed for a case or just because the family is worried, Private Investigators can work with Attorney Law Firms in order to locate a missing family member.
Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication at the time it was written. It is not intended to provide legal advice or suggest a guaranteed outcome. Individual situations will differ and the law may have changed since publication. Readers considering legal action should consult with an attorney to understand current laws and how they may affect a case.