Alimony Investigation — are you paying too much, or receiving too little?
Alimony fraud is more common than you think. We investigate whether your ex-partner is concealing income, cohabiting, or misrepresenting their financial situation.
Individuals
Alimony Investigation
Alimony is intended to ensure a fair financial balance after a divorce. But what if your ex-partner is hiding income, earning cash in hand, or cohabiting without reporting it? Then you may be paying too much — or receiving too little. Alimony fraud is more common than you think, and the financial consequences can persist for years. A professional alimony investigation maps out the true situation and provides you with the evidence needed to have the alimony revised.
What we investigate
What do we investigate?
We focus on all factors that affect the alimony obligation. This includes concealed income or undeclared work, cohabitation with a new partner, hidden assets or financial structures, and a lifestyle that does not match the declared income. All findings are documented factually in a report that is admissible in family court.
When should you engage us?
An alimony investigation is relevant when your ex-partner maintains a higher standard of living than their income justifies, there are indications of cohabitation, their income as a self-employed person is difficult to verify, or there are rumours of undeclared work. We regularly collaborate with family law attorneys to optimally align the evidence with the legal strategy.
How does the investigation work?
You discuss your situation confidentially with us. We assess the leads and feasibility.
We determine the methods, expected duration, and costs.
We deploy surveillance, source research, and digital analysis, involving financial specialists if necessary.
You receive a clear report with findings, suitable for court proceedings.
Want to discuss your situation?
Contact us for a free, confidential consultation.
⚖️ Legal framework
SAJ Recherche operates in compliance with the Dutch Private Security and Investigation Agencies Act (Wpbr) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR/AVG). All investigations are conducted under POB licence 8779, issued by the Ministry of Justice and Security.
Legal recognition and licences
Frequently asked questions
Can evidence of cohabitation lead to termination of alimony?
Is the investigation also useful if I receive alimony?
How long must the investigation last for usable evidence?
What does an alimony investigation cost?
Do you work with family law attorneys?
Ready for the next step?
Schedule a free intake meeting and discover how we can help.