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Dallas, Texas

Private Investigator in Dallas

Investigations across Dallas and the eastern half of the metroplex.

  • #1 Private Investigator in Texas
  • Texas License #12818
  • Dallas and Dallas County
  • Twenty-five years of experience
  • Statewide Texas coverage
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Working in Dallas

Dallas and the eastern metroplex.

Dallas is a corporate city and the case mix shows it: due diligence, fraud, intellectual property, workplace investigations and litigation support sit alongside the family and records work that every market produces. A great many of those cases are engaged through counsel rather than directly.

It is also a city where people move constantly between suburbs, which makes address history unreliable and skip tracing a routine first step rather than a specialty. A trace that stops at the first hit in a database will hand you an address somebody left two years ago.

A True P.I. works the whole state, from the Red River to the Rio Grande. The four metros below are where the agency keeps people and where most cases start.

The case mix here

What Dallas actually calls about.

Corporate and litigation support

A headquarters city produces due diligence, trade secret, fraud and internal investigation work, most of it engaged through counsel.

Skip tracing as a first step

High mobility between suburbs means a stale address is the normal starting condition, not the exception.

Service of process across four counties

Dallas, Collin, Rockwall and Kaufman each have their own filings, and a party who has moved once is usually in a different one.

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Statewide

The rest of Texas is not an afterthought.

Dallas cases regularly run west into Tarrant County, north into Collin and out along the I-30 and I-35 corridors. The license covers the state and the fieldwork follows the subject.

Courts and records

Why the county matters.

Dallas County holds its own district and county records, and a subject who lives in Frisco or McKinney is filing in Collin. The suburban sprawl north of the city is precisely where a single-county records search quietly fails.

Counties covered from Dallas

Dallas, Collin, Rockwall and Kaufman counties

Coverage

Where in Dallas we work.

Across Dallas, Collin, Rockwall and Kaufman counties, and anywhere else in Texas a case leads.

Downtown and Uptown Deep Ellum Oak Lawn Highland Park and University Park Lake Highlands Oak Cliff Plano Richardson Garland Irving Frisco McKinney Mesquite

Dallas

Asked most often in Dallas.

Do you have people in Dallas or do you drive up from Houston?

Dallas is one of the four metros the agency works regularly and cases here are worked here. What we do not do is pretend to a storefront that does not exist - what matters is that the investigator on your case is in the right place at the right hour.

Do you cover Plano, Frisco and the northern suburbs?

Yes, along with Richardson, McKinney, Garland, Irving and Mesquite. Collin County in particular comes up constantly because of how fast that corridor has grown.

Is Dallas the same market as Fort Worth?

No, and treating it as one is a mistake. Different counties, different courts, different recording offices and a forty-minute drive in between on a good day. There is a separate page for Fort Worth for that reason.

Do you work directly with law firms?

Frequently, and in litigation it is usually better for the firm to engage us rather than the client.

Where we work

Four metros, and the rest of Texas.

Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio are where most cases start. Coverage runs to the whole state, and records and asset work is run nationally.

Houston Dallas Fort Worth Austin San Antonio All of Texas

Free consultation

Tell us what is going on. The first call is free.

Describe the situation and we will tell you honestly whether an investigation would help, what it would involve and what it would cost. Confidential, no obligation, and no charge for the conversation.