The Belgian law of 19/07/1991 regulates the profession of private investigator. However, when operating as a private investigator, we need to take other rules in account: The European Treaty on Human Rights, the private security legislation, Belgian criminal law, different collective bargaining agreements on camera security, email traffic, …

Within the limits of these rules we can perform an investigation. Every assignment demands a different approach but almost every investigation starts with gathering of information. This information has its origins in different sources:

• The principal
• The subject
• Witnesses
• Databases
• The Internet
• And others

After analysis of the available information, the means and methods for the further investigation are determined. These means and methods can be:

• Installation of technical equipment such as gps-tracking devices, (hidden) cameras …
• Observations and pursuits
• Interviews
• Visit to neighbourhood
• Statements of specialists
• Pseudo-purchase
• Infiltration
• Computer analysis
• Statements by bailiff
• …

We are legally bound to deliver a full report with all details of our activities and findings. The principal decides what happens with the results: file a complaint, take legal measures, and work out a settlement …

If you would like to know more about how we work, please do not hesitate to contact us. We just might have the solution to your problem.