During this episode, I discuss the development and use of timelines. I also discuss the sources for the information used in your timeline development.

Document review is something required of every professional investigator. However, no one seems to be talking about techniques for completing these reviews. The PI Answerman discusses the process he has developed and used throughout his career.

We all recognize the value of membership with professional associations and gaining board certifications. However, are we getting what we think we are? During this episode, the PI Answerman shares his experience with both and some of the things you should be paying attention to, or questions you should be asking, before investing your time and money.

The PI Answerman discusses Service Agreements. It sounds formal, but this is one of the most important forms for the success of your business, as a professional investigator.

During this episode, the PI Answerman talks about the HP OfficeJet 250 All In One Mobile Printer as a tool of the trade for professional investigators.

Build the career of your dreams! This is NOT a marketing scheme, but a goal you should establish for yourself. During this episode of the PI Answerman, I discuss how you can build the career of your dreams. We examine questions you should be asking yourself and steps you can take to develop an investigative career or agency you have always dreamed of. The information is straight forward and designed to help you set yourself apart from your fellow investigators.

Public records are an important part of almost every investigation. Investigators should know what they are entitled to and how to get them.

During this episode, the PI Answerman explains where he has been and what listeners can expect from the show in the future.

During today's episode, I will discuss this common question and define the difference between being an employee and a subcontractor. Knowing the difference is essential for the professional investigator if they want to protect themselves from potential liability. Failing to do so endangers the individual and agency licensure.

During today’s show, we are going to discuss the opportunities being a member of an association presents. I will be speaking with the President of the Florida Association of Licensed Investigators, Richard “Rick” Root. We will discuss the advantages of being a member and what you should expect to gain from your investment of time and resources.