Private investigators often play a crucial role in serious legal matters. This includes solving criminal cases. There is a misconception that police officers are reluctant to work with private investigators. But these days, police departments are increasingly working with PIs to solve cases that are especially hard to crack.
Asset searches are one of the most common reasons a private investigator is hired. There are many reasons to conduct an asset search, but often a lot of confusion surrounding what an asset search can actually reveal. Read on to discover the 5 most common reasons asset searches are performed and what data can reasonably be uncovered.
An experienced private investigator uses training, extensive knowledge and all legal available resources to locate judgment debtors and reveal their assets and sources of income.
An asset search is a useful and often crucial tool that investigates and confirms personal property or real estate held by a person or corporate entity through the location of public records. Personal injury attorneys often conduct asset searches to determine the nature of a defendant’s (or potential defendant’s) assets and liabilities. This is most often the case when the attorney knows that the defendant’s insurance may not be sufficient to cover the damages that their client has sustained.
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