Is Alibi Investigations licensed?

Alibi Investigations operates under Florida private investigation agency license A-3200187. Appropriate assignments are reviewed for lawful purpose, jurisdiction, staffing, timing, and operational fit before acceptance.

Where does Alibi accept assignments?

Appropriate matters are coordinated in Sarasota and through an investigator network across Florida and Georgia. Coverage depends on lawful purpose, exact locations, jurisdiction, timing, and investigator availability; a service area is not represented as a physical office.

How much does a private investigation cost?

Cost depends on the objective, locations, travel, timing, staffing, research sources, reporting needs, and lawful methods appropriate to the matter. Alibi explains the proposed scope, fees, and decision points before work begins.

What will I receive from an investigation?

Depending on the engagement, deliverables may include dated activity logs, time-stamped photographs or video, source-identified research, a factual written report, secure delivery, and a discussion of material findings and limitations.

Can Alibi guarantee a finding or court result?

No. Alibi can conduct properly scoped work and report what is observed or found, but cannot guarantee evidence, identity, location, admissibility, or a legal outcome. Counsel and the court determine legal relevance and effect.

Why Choose Alibi Investigations?

Attorney-Owned. Licensed. Focused on the Decision.

A private investigation should not begin with a vague promise to “find everything.” It should begin with the decision you face, the facts that could inform it, the lawful methods available, and the limits that must be understood before money is spent.

Alibi Investigations 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. Service coverage is not represented as a physical office in every market.

Attorney ownership brings a court-conscious perspective to scope, documentation, and reporting, but does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship or legal privilege. Clients needing legal advice should work with qualified counsel.

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What Clients Should Expect

A question-specific plan

The intake identifies the decision, people, locations, timeline, known facts, deadline, intended use, and desired documentation. Alibi then evaluates lawful purpose, authorization, jurisdiction, safety, feasibility, likely methods, and the value of further work.

Clear scope and fees

Before an assignment begins, the proposed work should explain methods, staffing, travel, timing, fees, decision points, deliverables, and material limitations. Open-ended surveillance or research is not treated as a substitute for a defined objective.

Lawful, proportionate methods

Available methods may include observation from public or otherwise lawful vantage points, public-record and authorized database research, interviews, and lawful open-source research. Alibi does not offer hacking, trespass, impersonation, intercepted communications, private-account access without authorization, police powers, or unrestricted protected records.

Factual reporting

Depending on the engagement, deliverables may include dated activity logs, time-stamped photographs or video, source-identified research, a written report, secure delivery, and a follow-up discussion of findings and limitations. Direct observation, source information, client-supplied facts, and unresolved gaps are distinguished.

Honest limits

No investigator can guarantee a finding, evidence, identity, location, admissibility, or legal outcome. The written scope defines what was examined and what was not. Counsel and the court determine legal relevance and effect.

Services Built Around Real Decisions

Alibi assists with infidelity investigations, child custody matters, alimony investigations, background checks and due diligence, lawful locate work, social media investigations, authorized vehicle research, and other properly scoped matters.

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.

Why Alibi Investigations FAQs

What does attorney-owned mean for an investigation?

Attorney ownership informs a court-conscious approach to scope, documentation, and reporting. It does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship or legal privilege, and investigative clients should obtain legal advice from qualified counsel.
Is Alibi Investigations licensed?

Alibi Investigations operates under Florida private investigation agency license A-3200187. Appropriate assignments are reviewed for lawful purpose, jurisdiction, staffing, timing, and operational fit before acceptance.
Where does Alibi accept assignments?

Appropriate matters are coordinated in Sarasota and through an investigator network across Florida and Georgia. Coverage depends on lawful purpose, exact locations, jurisdiction, timing, and investigator availability; a service area is not represented as a physical office.
How much does a private investigation cost?

Cost depends on the objective, locations, travel, timing, staffing, research sources, reporting needs, and lawful methods appropriate to the matter. Alibi explains the proposed scope, fees, and decision points before work begins.
What will I receive from an investigation?

Depending on the engagement, deliverables may include dated activity logs, time-stamped photographs or video, source-identified research, a factual written report, secure delivery, and a discussion of material findings and limitations.
Can Alibi guarantee a finding or court result?

No. Alibi can conduct properly scoped work and report what is observed or found, but cannot guarantee evidence, identity, location, admissibility, or a legal outcome. Counsel and the court determine legal relevance and effect.