Back in January, we posted a story about a Canadian investigative company whose owners, Michael Grontis, Cullen Johnson, and Elaine White, had fleeced their customers out of millions by promising to find assets hidden in offshore accounts.  Instead, they created fraudulent bank records and passed them off as real.  These crooked investigators’ work has surfaced

PROBLEM: 

You want to know what your debtor is hiding from you but you’re not sure if it’s okay for you to secretly look through your debtor’s phones and computers.

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SOLUTION:

Although privacy laws vary state by state, as a general rule, you should be more cautious than not in this territory.  In New

San Francisco area divorce attorney Mary Nolan was sentenced last week to two years in federal prison on multiple felony charges, including illegal wiretapping and tax evasion.  Her crimes included hiring private investigator Christopher Butler to use dirty tactics to gather incriminating evidence against her clients’ husbands.

At Nolan’s direction, Butler planted listening devices in

We often blog here about how to find assets using public records and interviews.  Sometimes we get more unorthodox requests from clients to help them find assets or just plain figure out the facts.  For instance, a recent story that came out about the Judd sisters put GPS tracking devices on our mind.

According to