Suspect infidelity? You are most likely right. 90% of our callers discover that the cheating they are worried about is real.
But we don't always take the case.
In this episode, Chris Baker talks with Mitchell Dubros, founder and lead investigator at Investigation Hotline. With 35 years of experience handling infidelity investigations, Mitchell explains why his firm sometimes refuses cases.
If we are worried a potential client isn't prepared to receive evidence, we may not investigate. We advise that you consult with a lawyer, therapist and support network before we agree to deliver the proof.
Preparation is everything. If you are not prepared, you could end up losing it all.
Topics covered:
- Why 90% of infidelity suspicions are confirmed
- The four questions we ask before taking a case
- What happens in the 48 hours after receiving proof
- Why preparation matters more than evidence
Call us on +1 416-205-9114 for advice on how to proceed if you suspect a cheater.
Visit: investigationhotline.com