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Alibi Investigations reviews appropriate private investigation assignments throughout Georgia through its licensed agency and investigator network. Alibi is attorney-owned and operates under Georgia private detective company license PDC 002974 and Florida private investigation agency license A-3200187.

A productive investigation begins with a defined factual question, lawful purpose, accurate locations, realistic timing, and a clear reporting need. Alibi evaluates those facts before recommending surveillance, research, interviews, or other work. A Georgia service area is not represented as a physical Alibi office.

Appropriate matters may include infidelity investigations, child custody investigations, alimony investigations, background checks, and lawful locate work. Call 941-208-6544 for an intake review.

Georgia Licensing and Lawful Scope

The Georgia Secretary of State explains that private detective company licenses are issued to companies and that investigators working for a licensed company are registered through that company. License status can be checked through the state licensing portal.

Licensing does not create police powers or unrestricted access. Alibi does not trespass, impersonate law enforcement, enter private accounts without authorization, intercept communications unlawfully, or promise protected financial, telephone, medical, or government records. The proposed method must fit the purpose, location, authorization, and applicable law.

Attorney ownership does not automatically create legal representation, attorney-client privilege, or attorney work product for an investigative engagement. When counsel is involved, factual objectives and reporting can be coordinated with counsel when authorized.

Private Investigation Services Across Georgia

Infidelity and relationship investigations

When surveillance is lawful and feasible, an investigator may document observable activity from public or otherwise lawful vantage points using contemporaneous notes, photographs, or video. The work remains neutral; it does not presume misconduct or promise proof.

Child custody investigations

A properly scoped assignment may document exchanges, location, routines, supervision, conduct, or another issue identified by the client and family-law counsel. Immediate danger belongs with 911 or the appropriate agency.

Alimony-related fact documentation

Lawful observation and public or authorized research may document facts for counsel to evaluate. The investigator does not decide whether an obligation should change or whether an item is admissible.

Background, Locate, and Technical Research

Background checks and due diligence

Depending on lawful purpose and authorization, research may include identity verification, court and business records, employment or education checks, and relevant open-source material. Employment, housing, credit, insurance, and similar uses may trigger Fair Credit Reporting Act duties.

Locating individuals

Locate work may support family contact, estate administration, witness outreach, service-related needs, or another legitimate objective. Alibi rejects assignments intended for harassment, intimidation, improper disclosure, or evasion.

Social media and online research

Research is limited to public, client-provided, or properly authorized sources. Alibi does not promise access to private accounts, deleted content, or restricted platform data.

Additional services: residential and vehicle bug sweeps, pre-employment screening, criminal-record research, and authorized license-plate research. Every request is screened for purpose, authorization, jurisdiction, and source restrictions.

Georgia Coverage and Assignment Planning

Georgia assignments may involve one metropolitan area, multiple counties, or travel between distant regions. Atlanta matters can cross Fulton and DeKalb County lines; Columbus and Muscogee County sit within the six-county Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit. Exact addresses, likely routes, schedules, county boundaries, and any out-of-state activity should be identified before staffing is proposed.

Fulton County constitutes the Atlanta Judicial Circuit. The Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit serves Chattahoochee, Harris, Marion, Muscogee, Talbot, and Taylor Counties. These official court references help identify jurisdiction; they do not determine what an investigation should prove. Counsel and the court decide legal relevance, admissibility, and effect.

Coverage depends on lawful purpose, exact locations, timing, licensing, investigator availability, safety, and operational feasibility. Alibi does not imply a local office, resident investigator, immediate response, or statewide availability for every assignment.

What a Properly Scoped Investigation Can Deliver

Deliverables depend on the engagement and may include:

  • A dated activity log or investigative chronology.
  • Time-stamped photographs or video when lawfully obtained and relevant.
  • Source-identified public-record or open-source findings.
  • Interview, witness, locate, or field documentation within the agreed scope.
  • A factual written report organized around the questions defined at intake.

No ethical investigator can guarantee a finding, continuous surveillance, admissibility, or a legal result. Testimony, affidavits, additional fieldwork, and coordination with counsel are separately scoped.

How an Alibi Investigation Works

  1. Intake review. Define the decision, known facts, relevant people, exact locations, timing, safety concerns, and desired documentation.
  2. Lawful-purpose and feasibility review. Evaluate authorization, privacy, licensing, travel, available methods, and investigator availability.
  3. Written scope. Explain proposed work, schedule, fees, reporting, decision points, and material limits before the assignment begins.
  4. Investigation and reporting. Appropriately licensed personnel perform the authorized work and provide factual documentation consistent with the engagement.

Georgia Private Investigator FAQs

  • How are private investigators licensed in Georgia?

    The Georgia Secretary of State explains that private detective company licenses are issued to companies and that investigators working for a licensed company are registered through that company. Consumers can verify company or individual status through the state licensing portal.

  • What Georgia license does Alibi operate under?

    Alibi Investigations operates under Georgia private detective company license PDC 002974 and Florida private investigation agency license A-3200187. A service area is not represented as a physical Alibi office.

  • Can a Georgia private investigator guarantee discreet surveillance?

    No. When surveillance is lawful and feasible, an investigator may document observable activity from public or otherwise lawful vantage points. No investigator can guarantee that a subject will not notice surveillance or that a particular finding will result.

  • Can an investigator help with a Georgia family-law matter?

    A properly scoped assignment may document facts identified by the client and family-law counsel, such as observable conduct, exchanges, location, routines, or other relevant activity. Counsel and the court decide legal relevance, admissibility, and effect.

  • Does Alibi accept assignments throughout Georgia?

    Alibi reviews appropriate assignments throughout Georgia. Coverage depends on lawful purpose, exact locations, timing, licensing, safety, investigator availability, and operational feasibility; statewide availability for every assignment is not guaranteed.

  • Can a Georgia investigative report be used in court?

    Alibi can preserve factual notes, source information, photographs, video, and written reporting appropriate to the engagement. Whether any item is relevant or admissible is a legal decision for counsel and the court and is never guaranteed by the investigator.

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Request a Georgia Case Review

Call 941-208-6544 or submit an intake request online. Be ready to describe the factual question, relevant people and locations, important dates, known safety concerns, and the documentation you need.

Alibi will review lawful purpose, licensing, feasibility, investigator availability, timing, and the appropriate next step. Acceptance, a particular method, and a particular finding are not guaranteed.

Georgia Service Areas

Alibi reviews appropriate matters in Atlanta, Columbus, and other Georgia communities when licensing, staffing, timing, and operational conditions permit. These pages describe service areas, not physical Alibi offices.