Tips for Catching a Cheater

The tips for catching, or being aware of, cheating behaviour, a cheating partner, a cheating husband, a cheating wife, a cheating girlfriend, a cheating boyfriend, are similar. These are behaviours to be aware of. If you need to investigate, for a professional investigation, by an experienced private investigator, phone 1300 966 103, email [email protected], free quotes to catch a cheater.

The first sign is changed behaviour. They may change their hairstyle, their personal grooming. They may start shaving where they've never shaved before, buying new clothes, take more care with their personal appearance, start training and join a gym, be unavailable, or disappear.

Their phone may be turned off, or you find they have a second mobile. They may change the password, or become protective of their phone. They may move away from you to talk to someone, or be deleting messages, a deleted history on the computer. There may be unexplained expenses, strange trips away. The signs can be numerous, and various, but not necessarily hard 'evidence' of an affair, cheating; they give rise to suspicion.

The tips are about you taking back some control, turning suspicion into fact, taking positive steps. The first tip is to start a diary, write down your observations each day, this means you have something to refer back to, and stops you forgetting some important piece of information. Do not do this electronically, use an old fashioned diary.

Those who are doing something sneaky can assume everyone else is just as sneaky, and may check your electronic devices; improve your personal security, change passwords, don't share devices, use old fashioned notes.

The second tip is to not do anything illegal. First, for a future court case, illegally obtained evidence may be used against you, not them, if revealed. Second, you having a criminal charge, accusation of stalking, or  DV order against you does not progress your case. the objective is to catch a cheater, to get evidence of cheating, to prove they are cheating.

The third tip is to use a professional for surveillance. The reasons for this are that they do this for a living, and they are a deniable asset. This means you can take the information, the evidence, and use it to plan what you will do next, stay, leave, or whatever. We are experienced in cheating investigations, gathering evidence, when you need to catch a cheater.

The fourth tip goes back to the first. Especially if you have separate bank accounts, before taking any further action, get a copy of all the tax returns, going back years, get copies of any bank account information, business information, assets, that you can. Once the fireworks start expect the other party to make things hard for you. Start putting money aside, start making 'what if' plans.

Having separate finances can be a sign that the bond, the trust, isn't that strong. Being secretive can be a habit, especially for a habitual cheater. Getting a separation or getting a divorce, based on suspicion, not facts, may not be the best move. Investigating before taking a big step is an option.

Catching a cheating partner can be difficult. After you catch a cheater, have the evidence, what you do next is the toughest question; to confront them with the evidence, to leave, to stay and try and work through it, these are all options. No-one else can tell you what is the correct action for you.

We hope these tips for catching a cheating partner, a cheating husband, a cheating spouse, a cheating wife, a cheating boyfriend, a cheating girlfriend, to gather evidence, assist. If you require more assistance, with catching a cheating partner, to catch a cheater, with a relationship investigation, a cheating partner investigation, Contact Us, or email [email protected], free quotes.

We are private investigator Australia investigators network, you suspect, we investigate, gather evidence, and report. Our tips cannot train you to be an investigator, and one of the best tips is hire a professional, catching a cheating partner, a cheater, discreetly, is what we do.