High-level intake
Share the general matter type, jurisdiction, urgency, contact information, and whether legal counsel is involved.
Atlanta & Georgia Private Investigations
Facts developed with discretion and purpose.
Investigative support for attorneys, organizations, and private clients—from serious criminal matters to litigation-ready fact development.
Case capabilities
Broad investigative experience. Carefully defined authority.
From its Kennesaw office, APS serves attorneys, organizations, and private clients across Metro Atlanta and Georgia. Matters reviewed range from misdemeanors and civil disputes to murder, narcotics, missing children, sexual predators, and human trafficking. Every proposed assignment is evaluated for legality, ethics, jurisdiction, conflicts, scope, and available capability.
When a matter extends beyond Georgia, APS can coordinate investigative, intelligence, security, and protective resources through its professional affiliation with INTELLENET—the International Intelligence Network. Availability depends on applicable licensing, reciprocity, local law, lawful authority, scope, location, and qualified resources.
Investigative services
- Criminal and civil investigations
- Attorney and litigation support
- Computer forensics and data recovery
- Undercover operations
- Executive protection
- Missing-person and complex fact-development matters
Confidential by default
Your matter does not become marketing material.
APS does not publish investigative client identities, case details, durations, evidence, or results. Use the website only to request contact—never to send evidence, legal files, passwords, financial records, medical data, or detailed allegations.
After review, APS will identify the assigned investigator, provide licensing details in the intake package, and arrange the appropriate method for exchanging case material.
What you receive
A case file organized for review.
APS typically delivers a complete report package for the client or attorney, with the format and scope agreed before work begins.
- Written findings: chronology, source material, and supporting documentation
- Case-file delivery: typically a physical binder with digital backup
- Coordination with counsel: communication throughout the authorized assignment
- Testimony support: when necessary and within the agreed scope
Objectives and authorized activities are defined at intake. The file supports review and trial preparation; case outcomes are not guaranteed.
Investigation process
Conflict, authority, and scope review
APS determines fit, the applicable jurisdiction, the information needed, and the lawful investigative plan.
Written engagement
Authorized work, communication, fees, deliverables, timing, and limitations are documented before action.
Case development and reporting
Investigators execute the scope, communicate material developments, and prepare the agreed case package.
Investigation FAQ
Before sharing case information.
What types of investigative matters does APS consider?
APS considers lawful criminal and civil investigations, litigation support, computer forensics and data recovery, undercover operations, executive protection, and other private investigation matters.
Should evidence be sent through the website form?
No. The public form should contain only high-level information. APS will arrange an appropriate method for exchanging sensitive material after intake.
What does APS typically deliver at the end of a case?
APS typically delivers a full report package or case file, often including a physical binder and digital backup, organized for client or attorney review.
Can APS work outside Georgia?
APS offers services worldwide and may coordinate qualified resources through its INTELLENET affiliation. Every matter remains subject to licensing, reciprocity, local law, lawful authority, scope, location, and available resources.