About Alibi Investigations
An Attorney-Owned Private Investigation Agency
Alibi Investigations helps individuals, families, attorneys, and businesses replace uncertainty with properly scoped factual work. The agency is attorney-owned and operates under Florida private investigation agency license A-3200187.
Appropriate assignments are coordinated in Sarasota and through an investigator network across Florida and Georgia. Alibi’s registered business address is not represented as a walk-in investigative office, and service coverage is not represented as a physical office in every market.
How Alibi Approaches an Assignment
Define the decision before choosing the method
The first conversation should identify the decision the client faces, the facts already known, the people and locations involved, the deadline, intended use, and the documentation that would actually help. That allows Alibi to evaluate lawful purpose, authorization, jurisdiction, privacy, safety, feasibility, and operational fit.
Before work begins, the proposed scope explains methods, staffing, travel, timing, fees, deliverables, decision points, and material limitations. Depending on the engagement, work may include lawful surveillance, interviews, public-record and authorized database research, open-source research, or coordination with appropriately licensed investigators.
Factual reporting without inflated promises
Deliverables may include dated activity logs, time-stamped photographs or video, source-identified research, a factual report, secure delivery, and a follow-up discussion of findings and limits. Alibi distinguishes direct observation, source information, client-supplied facts, possible matches, and unresolved gaps.
No investigator can guarantee evidence, identity, location, admissibility, or a legal result. Alibi does not offer police powers, hacking, impersonation, trespass, private-account access without authorization, intercepted communications, or unrestricted protected records.
Attorney-owned is not the same as legal representation
Attorney ownership supports a court-conscious approach to scope and documentation, but an investigative engagement does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship or legal privilege. Clients who need legal advice, court strategy, subpoenas, discovery, or interpretation of law should work with qualified counsel.
Who Alibi serves
Clients include individuals seeking clarity in personal matters, families addressing custody or support questions, attorneys who need defined fact development, and businesses with a verified due-diligence or screening purpose. Alibi reviews the requester, intended use, authorization, safety context, and practical value before accepting sensitive work.
What a client can expect
- A confidential intake focused on a specific decision rather than an open-ended search.
- A written scope that identifies methods, fees, timing, decision points, and limits.
- Communication appropriate to the pace and sensitivity of the assignment.
- Neutral documentation that separates observation, source information, and unresolved facts.
- A clear explanation when a requested method is unlawful, unsafe, unsupported, or unlikely to help.
Services and Coverage
Core services include infidelity investigations, child custody investigations, alimony investigations, background checks and due diligence, lawful locate work, social media investigations, authorized vehicle research, and other appropriate assignments.
Immediate danger or an active crime should be reported to 911 or the appropriate law-enforcement agency. For a confidential review of a non-emergency matter, call 941-208-6544 or contact Alibi Investigations.
