Services

Richter Private Investigations LLC applies unique and constantly evolving investigative approaches based on case synopsis, specific requests, and the client’s realistic expectations to seek the critical facts you need for the best investigative results achievable.

For example, throughout the investigative career, we learned that objective, unbiased, and early inquiry into fact finding is the key essential element to uncover the full truth and most circumstances. More so, it sets a level playing field for any party involved in a judicial process – whether being the suspect, accused, defendant, or plaintiff.

Fact one, not all inquires and questions require the involvement of the government. Law enforcement and public authorities may not instantly assist you because of lack of legal jurisdiction, lack of criminal nexus, or because government agencies being overburdened and short-staffed.

Fact two, anyone can hire a private investigator to seek specific information that a client would be unable to obtain on their own. Private investigators often accomplish the preliminary fact and evidence finding under confidentiality as requested by law firms, business organizations, insurances, public offices, or private citizens. In consequence, private investigators and lawyers will refer or jointly pursue further inquiry with appropriate government agencies and judiciary bodies if so requested or required under the law.

Fact three, if you retain our services, we highly recommend a separate consultation with your appointed or personally retained legal counsel. In furtherance, our services extend into collaboration and close working relationships with your legal team.

Lastly, it is important to address important limitations. A private investigator focuses on an unbiased inquiry of all pertinent facts and evidence available, which can lead to an investigative conclusion that you may deem incomplete. Our team of investigators will always pursue the relevant facts needed in your case. However, we will not alter facts, evidence, or otherwise engage in any unlawful practices to compromise the integrity of the investigation, judicial process, tarnish your reputation, or that of any third party involved.