Cohabitation and Alimony Investigations

Alimony can become a significant financial burden, especially after a difficult separation. In Florida, the law allows for alimony to be reduced or terminated if your ex-spouse is cohabitating with another person in a romantic, supportive relationship. However, proving cohabitation in court requires more than suspicion—it demands solid, verifiable evidence. A licensed Florida private investigator can help gather the proof you need. Through discreet surveillance, documentation, and photo or video evidence, we can build a clear case that shows your ex is living with someone and sharing financial responsibilities. This evidence can support your petition to modify or end alimony payments. Don’t continue paying more than you should. Contact our experienced Florida cohabitation investigators today.

How a Private Investigator Helps with Cohabitation Investigations in Florida

When dealing with alimony cases in Florida, proving that your ex-spouse is living with someone else can be very important. A licensed private investigator can help you gather the right evidence. Whether you live in Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, or Naples, hiring a professional can make a big difference.

What a Private Investigator Does in Cohabitation Cases

1. Conduct Discreet Surveillance

First, private investigators watch your ex-spouse and their partner without being noticed. Surveillance helps find signs that they live together.

2. Record Movements and Visits

Next, they keep track of your ex’s comings and goings. This shows how often someone stays at their home.

3. Identify All Residents

They also find out who lives with your ex-spouse, even if only for a short time.

4. Track Vehicles

Additionally, investigators watch cars coming in and out, especially those staying overnight.

5. Talk to Witnesses

Private investigators speak with neighbors or friends who might know about the living situation.

6. Collect Documents

They gather papers like leases or bills that show shared living costs.

7. Run Background Checks

Finally, private investigators will do a background check on the history of the person living with your ex to find more useful information.

Why You Need a Private Investigator for Cohabitation and Alimony Cases

Alimony in Florida often continues even if your ex remarries or lives with someone else. However, proving cohabitation can help change or stop payments. This proof is not easy to get on your own. Furthermore, trying to do it yourself may cause legal problems.

That’s why hiring a licensed private investigator is important. They know Florida laws and use legal methods to get strong evidence. This way, you can build a better case to ask for changes in alimony.

Benefits of Hiring a Licensed Private Investigator in Florida

• Legal and Safe: Licensed investigators avoid breaking laws or causing problems.

• Discreet and Skilled: They work carefully and quietly.

• Advanced Tools: They use cameras and other technology.

• Clear Reports: They provide solid proof with photos and videos.

• Peace of Mind: You can trust that your case is handled professionally.

Serving Major Cities in Florida: Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, and More

Our private investigators work across Florida’s biggest cities. No matter where you live, we offer fast and private help tailored to your needs.

Contact us today for a free and private consultation with a licensed private investigator who understands Florida cohabitation and alimony cases.

Call us today at (855) 828-8280 or Info@nathans-investigations.com for a FREE Consultation.

Our investigators bring backgrounds in military, law enforcement, and risk management. With deep experience and innovative tools, we deliver fast, effective results tailored to your case — no matter how complex.

Our investigation rates are based on your case’s specific needs — no retainers, hidden fees, or surprise costs. You get one fixed price, tailored to your situation, with full transparency from start to finish.

Begin with a quick call or email to speak with a licensed investigator. We’ll assess your case, build a custom plan, and keep you updated throughout. Once completed, you’ll receive a detailed report with all relevant evidence.