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Mr. Aulen goes on to inform that a cheating spouse will not typically affect any issues of child custody in a divorce, unless there are some exceptional circumstances, issues such as if the new boyfriend or girlfriend is a sex offender, or consistently uses drugs or alcohol in the presence of the child. Of course, this is really more an issue of good parenting rather than whether someone should be punished simply for being an adulterer. With that said, this would be another example of why it would be necessary to have a private investigator conduct a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation.

As long as I have been a New Jersey Private Investigator and I received a call regarding a cheating spouse the caller always seemed to have a “gut instinct”. When the victim of the cheater was married to the cheating spouse the question is inevitable, “will it help in my divorce”. As you can see from the previous information I posted from New Jersey Lawyer Peter Van Aulen, the answer is probably not. In my business, I am very upfront in providing this information to a client when they are seeking a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation. A competent and honest New Jersey Private Investigator will be upfront with a client on the probable legal implication. Be very careful in hiring a New Jersey Private who is not one hundred percent upfront with you. There are many conscientious and honest New Jersey Private Investigators, it is important you do your due diligence.

Often, a client will provide the New Jersey Private Investigator so much information that it is quite obvious there is infidelity at play. I have taken many phone calls from potential clients who discussed commencing a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation even though there was sufficient evidence of infidelity. As a private investigator striving to run my business in an ethical way it is important I relay my impressions to the client before accepting an infidelity investigation. During an initial interview with a New Jersey Private Investigator most clients will actually discuss the existence of many of the classic signs of a cheating spouse.

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If you are considering retaining a private Investigator for a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation, the interview procedure is key. Keep in mind it is you who is ultimately in charge of the private investigator interview, not the other way around. The job of a qualified New Jersey Private Investigator is to listen to you while at the same time guiding you to keep on track. The information you will be providing to a private investigator your considering retaining for a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation will be deeply personal. When initially speaking with the private investigator it is important you do not provide the investigator with information that would identify you or the cheater. There is absolutely no reason a New Jersey Private Investigator would need personal identifying information before the investigator is retained. Information as to the type of area such as urban, suburban or rural is okay to provide. Information as to the type of buildings, offices, layout of the properties involved are okay to provide (without exact addresses). Again, all this particular information can be provided at the time you decide to retain the Private Investigator to perform a New Jersey Infidelity Investigation in order to uncover evidence of a cheating spouse. I have included a video below detailing the type of information you should expect to provide during an initial interview.