When dealing with a separation or a dispute over child custody, visitation rights, or child support, our clients have many questions:
- Are my concerns based on facts or just assumptions?
- How can we resolve a “he-said, she-said” situation?
- Is evidence truly decisive in the Geneva courts?
- In what situations can a private investigator legally step in to establish objective facts?
When faced with a complex family situation, B-Investigations assists you in gathering reliable and legally admissible evidence. Our goal is to provide objective facts that will enable your attorney to defend your case as effectively as possible and allow the court to make a decision based on concrete evidence.
The advertorial produced by Radio Lac sheds light on these issues. It explains why, in family disputes, evidence is often essential to protect the child’s best interests, enable attorneys to effectively defend a case, and help the courts reach a decision based on facts rather than allegations.
