Criminal investigations
Fact development, interviews, records and timeline work, field investigation, and other authorized case support.
APS supports criminal and civil matters with confidential investigation, clear communication, documented findings, and case files prepared for legal review.
APS frequently works for attorneys and develops the assignment around authorized scope, case priorities, timelines, reporting needs, and appropriate material handling.
APS does not publish client names, case details, timelines, or investigative outcomes. Public inquiry forms should contain only high-level information; sensitive material is exchanged through an appropriate method after intake.
The exact work is defined with counsel. APS accepts lawful criminal, civil, misdemeanor, felony, and litigation-support assignments within its authority and licensing.
Fact development, interviews, records and timeline work, field investigation, and other authorized case support.
Investigative assistance for disputes, claims, litigation, due diligence, and other lawful civil matters.
Work planned around counsel’s theory, deadlines, information needs, discovery posture, and trial preparation.
Computer-forensics and data-recovery capabilities evaluated according to the device, authority, preservation needs, and scope.
Discreet operational assignments considered when lawful, ethical, appropriately scoped, and supported by the circumstances.
Executive-protection and related security needs can be evaluated alongside the investigative matter when appropriate.
At completion, APS typically provides a full report package or case file assembled for attorney review and trial preparation.
Deliverables depend on the assignment, available evidence, lawful access, client direction, and engagement terms. APS does not guarantee case outcomes or legal conclusions.

Do not send evidence or sensitive allegations through the public form. APS will first confirm fit and arrange the appropriate next step.