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Our Birkenhead office handles investigations across the Wirral and surrounding areas. Here are the most common types of cases we work on. Matrimonial investigations make up about 40% of our caseload. We frequently work with clients who suspect their partner is having an affair. This might involve surveillance near Hamilton Square or following someone to Liverpool via the Mersey tunnels. Our investigators document meetings, photograph evidence, and compile detailed reports. Many clients come to us after noticing changes in behaviour - working late at Cammell Laird, unexplained trips to Chester, or suspicious phone calls. We also handle custody disputes where one parent believes the other is unfit - perhaps through substance abuse or neglect. Employee verification investigations are essential for Birkenhead businesses, especially with the area's mix of shipping companies, manufacturing firms, and service businesses. We check employment histories, qualifications, and character references. Common red flags include gaps in CV timelines or inflated job titles. Workplace investigations often involve theft - particularly relevant for the industrial sites around Twelve Quays or retail businesses on Grange Road. We've caught employees selling company information, falsifying timesheets, or stealing inventory. Bug sweeping services protect both businesses and individuals from electronic surveillance. Corporate clients include legal firms handling sensitive mergers or family businesses concerned about industrial espionage. Private clients often request sweeps during divorce proceedings or when they suspect their partner is monitoring their communications. Our TSCM equipment detects hidden cameras, listening devices, and GPS trackers. We regularly find devices planted in cars, offices, or homes around Oxton and Prenton. Asset tracing becomes crucial during contentious divorces or debt recovery. We locate hidden bank accounts, property investments, or offshore holdings. One recent case involved tracing assets hidden by a business owner facing bankruptcy - we found property in his mother's name and undeclared rental income from flats in New Brighton. For divorce cases, we often discover one spouse has transferred assets to friends or family members. Process serving requires local knowledge and persistence. Court documents must be served correctly to be legally valid. We serve divorce papers, bankruptcy orders, and witness summons across the Wirral. Some addresses prove challenging - converted flats above shops on Borough Road or industrial units near Birkenhead Docks where recipients try to avoid service. Missing persons enquiries range from teenagers who've run away to elderly relatives who've lost contact with family. We use database searches, social media analysis, and field investigation. Many cases involve people who've moved away from Birkenhead but maintained local connections. We recently traced a missing father who'd relocated to Wales but still visited his local pub in Rock Ferry. Each investigation requires different skills and approaches, but all demand the local knowledge and professional standards our Birkenhead team provides.