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Request a quoteYes, it is legal to hire a private investigator for infidelity investigations in South Africa, as long as the investigation adheres to the legal frameworks governing privacy and surveillance. It is important to hire a licensed investigator to ensure that all activities are conducted within the bounds of the law.
Before hiring a private investigator, gather all relevant information that might assist the investigation, such as schedules, photographs, or communication logs. It’s also recommended to have a clear understanding of what you aim to achieve through the investigation and discuss this with the investigator to ensure your goals are achievable and legally sound.
The evidence provided typically includes photographs, videos, detailed reports, and logs of the subject's activities and interactions. This evidence can be used in personal decisions or legal proceedings related to divorce or custody.
Yes, the evidence obtained by a private investigator can often be used in divorce proceedings, especially if it pertains to proving infidelity which might affect settlements or custody arrangements. However, the admissibility of such evidence can depend on how it was obtained, making it crucial that the investigator operates within the law.
