Custody surveillance in Mississippi
Mississippi family courts decide custody on the child's best interest, and the best interest depends on facts. Delator Group MS's private investigators document what actually happens during the other parent's time.
Custody Surveillance handled by a vetted private investigation firm
You cannot be at the other parent's house, and the judge will not take your word for what happens there. Custody surveillance is lawful observation, in public view, of a co-parent's conduct during parenting time: who is present, whether the children are supervised, whether drinking or drug use is happening around them, whether the parent is where they said they would be. Delator Group MS's private investigators are experienced in Mississippi family court expectations and gather evidence in a way judges respect rather than punish.
We coordinate with your family law attorney on timing and scope, document with time-stamped video and photographs, and write reports that describe rather than editorialize. The evidence speaks for itself.
Situations custody surveillance casework is built for
If one of these sounds familiar, a confidential conversation costs nothing and usually clarifies the next step.
- Children left with people you do not know or trust
- Drinking, drug use or nightlife on parenting nights
- A new partner with a history you are worried about
- Exchanges that happen somewhere other than agreed
- A parent who is never actually with the children during their time
- Concerns the court has dismissed as one parent's word against the other's
How Delator Group MS runs custody surveillance casework
Parenting plan review
The schedule, the concerns and what the court would need to see.
Coverage planning
Surveillance days chosen with your attorney around the schedule.
Lawful observation
Conduct documented in public view with video and photos.
Family-court report
A factual narrative and exhibits ready for hearing or mediation.
Shape the engagement before you call
Three quick picks show you how Delator Group MS would staff and report a custody surveillance matter. Nothing is stored or sent.
How urgent is this?
Where in Mississippi?
Who are we reporting to?
What you get from a Mississippi private investigation firm
Agency, not a freelancer
Vetted private investigators working under agency oversight, insurance and a chain of review on every file.
Evidence that survives
Every method is chosen so the findings are admissible in a Mississippi courtroom, not just interesting.
All 82 counties
Jackson home base and Delator Group's field network reaching every county in the state.
Straight answers
If the case is not worth the money, or the facts do not support it, we tell you before you spend more.
Custody Surveillance questions, answered plainly
Lawful, proportionate surveillance by a vetted private investigator is routinely accepted in Mississippi custody cases. What hurts cases is a parent doing it themselves, recording the other parent, or involving the children. We keep you out of all three.
Yes, including lawful background research and observation of their presence around the children.
Typically two to four, chosen around the parenting schedule and the specific concern.
Yes. We testify regularly in Mississippi family courts about what we observed and how it was documented.
Talk to a private investigator about custody surveillance.
One confidential call, an honest answer about whether we can help, and a clear plan if we can. Jackson and every county in Mississippi.