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The Family Court in Australia adjudicates disputes between partners, custody of children, and other family matters. Like other courts of law, it may only consider evidence presented. It is of the utmost importance that a family court is aware of interested parties’ assets, before deciding on their distribution, and maintenance responsibilities for minors. Asset determination can have a huge influence on the welfare of children under single parent custody. Read more www.auscovertinvestigations.com.au/locating-assets-after-a-death-or-disappearance

Queensland rejoices under the name Sunshine State, yet parts of it are still semi-explored or sparsely populated, for example the Bunya Mountains, the Great Dividing Range, and the shady canopies of the Godwana Forests. If somebody wanted to vanish forever there, they most likely could in one of those remote places. Finding missing persons in Queensland regions like these can be a major challenge, although we have been successful. [ Visit www.missingpersonsinaustralia.com.au ]

Discovering someone is missing you have not seen or heard from for a while, can be unnerving and it is easy to panic and expect the worst. We have a 95% chance of them returning safely in a week or less. We also need to be practical and find someone to turn to, to help find a missing person in case they do not come back soon. This could be the police, a trusted friend, or a private investigator such as us. Read more- www.missingpersonsinaustralia.com.au

Australia’s Workcover, or Worksafe system is a two-edged sword. One the one hand, it is an excellent way of assuring safer working practices. On the other hand, some employees use it to lodge fraudulent claims. This can result in innocent employers incurring penalties for allegedly failing to comply, and paying higher insurance premiums in the future too. If you find yourself in the latter situation, our Workcover Surveillance Service may be worth considering. We have experienced QLD Covert Investigations detectives who know where to start, and what to look for. Read more

At least two types of bugs are unwelcome in our offices and homes. The ones we are thinking of are termites and woodborers, and electronic devices that eavesdrop on what we say and do. Essentially, these are tiny microphones and cameras with Internet capability to transmit the data live to a remote listening point. When they are in place, your home or office is said to have been bugged. Read more > http://www.auscovertinvestigations.com.au/bug-sweeping/

There is a case for saying if we checked our business partners and our spouses out before engaging, as carefully as we choose the colours of our motor cars and read mobile phone reviews, the world would be a better place with less conflict. But of course we don’t, because we are afraid of being underhand when everything is going smoothly, and we do not want to rock the boat.

Insurance fraud and insurance investigations are on the increase, with claimants often overstating damages, and claiming for incidents that never happened. We become innocent victims when a third party sues us for excessive damages after a motor accident. Passing the problem to our insurer is one thing. Seeing increased premiums on our bank statements is another matter.

Some of us go through life with our hope in humankind intact, although our trust in our compatriots may have a few large dents. Each time we log onto a news site, the links confront us with stories of labour unrest, partnership fraud, messy divorces, people trafficking, and child abuse we wish that we could stop. Part of our concern is down to the electronic media. News travels so fast nowadays that it conveys the impression that chaos is all around us. Read more – www.auscovertinvestigations.com.au/surveillance