Other signs include concealing credit card statements or having bills mailed to a P.O. Box, finding strange receipts, going out or running long errands without the spouse, flirting with friends of the opposite sex and a change in overall attitude.

 

 

The provisions regarding alimony are normally incorporated into the final judgment of dissolution of marriage. Once this happens, these provisions can only be altered where there has been a "substantial and material change in circumstances." Depending on the terms of your divorce settlement agreement, modification or elimination of spousal support can occur when the party receiving the alimony support payments remarries, begins to earn more money through new gainful employment or begins cohabitating with a new boyfriend or girlfriend who supplements their income. A modification of alimony support payments can also occur when the party paying the support begins earning less, through no fault of his or her own. We can work in conjunction with your family law attorney or independently to get the evidence you need to support your alimony modification request to the courts.

 

By using discreet surveillance, undercover operations and records research our private investigators can assist you in gathering evidence that your ex-spouse has remarried, has new gainful employment, or is cohabitating with a new boyfriend or girlfriend in a supportive relationship. We will document all of their work and residential activities with expert video surveillance. We will also identify who they are cohabitating with. You will receive a thorough investigative report and video documentation of the investigation results obtained for use as evidence in your alimony modification request to the courts.

 

All though Florida is a no fault state evidence of infidelity can be a determining factor as it pertains to alimony and child custody.