Our client named the workplace as he was convinced his soon to be ex wife was cohabiting. They were inside the throes of divorce and she still lived inside the martial property. 1 of his old neighbours had known as him to ask if they had moved simply because there was a different man at the residence a lot of the time.
Our client talked us through the scenario and we decided the very best factor would be to put a CCTV camera in a automobile outside the marital property and record 24 hours every day for 7 days. This is what we did. When the footage came back it showed that a man was living there for the whole week. He had a key to let himself in and 1 morning appeared to have post delivered to him which he opened in the door.
Our client wanted to know who this man was since he did not recognise him. We decided to follow him to function to see if we could uncover any clues as to who he was. Thankfully for us he was a dental surgeon and so he could only be among the surgeons on that day. Our operative went into the surgery and asked if he could make an appointment. When the receptionist asked which dentist he saw our operative stated “the man that has just come in”. The receptionist told our operative the name and we then carried out a background check on him.
Our client was delighted due to the fact he could now go for adultery and name the adulterer in his divorce. The dentist was also married and our client informed his wife that he was cohabiting. She is also going for adultery in their divorce.
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