The Evidence Is on the Devices. Discreetly Retrieving It Is the Work.
In high-stakes family law matters — contested custody, hidden assets, undisclosed accounts, allegations of misconduct — the dispositive evidence almost always lives on a phone, a laptop, an iCloud backup, or in deleted communications that someone believed were gone for good.
What the evidence record actually addresses.
Hidden Assets & Undisclosed Accounts
- Cryptocurrency wallets, exchange account access, and transaction history
- Brokerage and bank accounts not appearing on financial affidavits
- Cash-flow patterns inconsistent with declared income
- Cloud-stored financial records and tax-prep materials
- Communications with financial planners or shell-entity counsel
Custody & Parental Conduct
- Deleted messages, calls, and app activity surrounding custody periods
- Location history (Apple Maps, Google Maps, Find My, app-derived)
- Photos and videos relevant to allegations of misconduct
- Communications with third parties material to custody
- Mobile device activity during agreed parenting time
Communications & Conduct Evidence
- Recovery of deleted text threads, chat history, call logs
- Authentication of screenshots offered as evidence
- Identification of altered, fabricated, or selectively-presented messages
- Social media content captures with provenance
- Email and cloud-stored evidence not visible on the device
Asset & Property Disputes
- Forensic examination of jointly-used devices and accounts
- Establishing access patterns (who used what, when, from where)
- Documenting attempts to delete, transfer, or conceal evidence
Family law forensics is different — and the discretion standard is different.
Family law matters are personal. Parties and counsel both need a forensic partner who handles devices, communications, and findings with absolute discretion — and who understands that the appearance of overreach can itself become an issue in a contested matter.
We work directly with retained family-law counsel under engagement letters that establish scope, custody handling, and reporting protocols up front. Findings are delivered to counsel — never to the parties directly — and our methodology is designed to be challenged and to hold up.