Best Private Investigators in Aurora, CO

Expect professionalism. Every case is different, and results vary greatly. Even the best investigators come up empty-handed sometimes, so if you find an investigator who guarantees results, they are lying. If you give the investigator clear instructions on your expectations, he or she should give you an estimate on time, expenses, and likelihood of success. The investigator should also keep you apprised of the status of your investigation regularly. They should always, always get approval by you before taking additional steps or adding work to the original agreement, thus adding expenses to your bill. Most investigators require a substantial retainer before they will even begin. Make sure you understand the fee and expense structure before signing a contract. If a private investigator does not require you to sign a contract, I would find a different private investigator.

An independent investigator has complete control over your case from start to finish, so your experience is probably a bit more cohesive and personal than working with an investigator at a large firm. Sometimes when a large firm is used, pieces of your investigation can be assigned to more than one investigator. But if a larger team of investigators is necessary for your investigation, a large firm is probably a better choice than a one-person show. A large firm does likely provide a much broader array of services, but if the client knows what they need, they can find an independent investigator who specializes in that area. If your need is strictly local (i.e. surveillance), finding an independent investigator in your town or city can be beneficial because he or she likely knows the area better than if you hire someone from a large out-of-town firm.

Every phone call, including the initial consultation, is totally free and confidential, and there is no obligation. A free consultation at True Lies Investigations is simply a chance for the investigator and client to acquaint themselves with one another. The client should ask questions and provide the details of the investigation to the investigator. The investigator will ask several follow-up questions based on the information provided by the client. Pricing and further details will be discussed. The client does not have to decide right away whether they want to proceed. This is just an initial work-up in which the client is free to ask numerous questions, determine their expectations, and decide if they want to proceed any further. This is also a chance for the investigator to determine if the case will be accepted. An investigator might choose to refer a client to a different investigator based upon expertise, time, resources, etc. Whether you choose to retain us, we never share your information with anyone. Your identity will be totally safeguarded.

True Lies Investigations requires a retainer fee at the start of every case. This fee acts as a cash pool from which the investigator works. If/when the retainer runs out, the investigator and client reassess the case to determine the next course of action. If the investigation concludes before the retainer is used up, the remaining money will be refunded to the client.

An invoice is either emailed or mailed to the client. Clients can choose to pay via credit card over the phone or electronically via the invoice sent to them. A certified check or money order can also be mailed to True Lies Investigations at 4610 S. Ulster St., Suite 150, Denver, CO 80237.