Infidelity Investigation Across Massachusetts
An infidelity investigation documents what’s actually happening when trust has broken down and you need facts, not more suspicion. Most clients come to us after noticing a pattern — unexplained absences, a guarded phone, a story that doesn’t quite hold up — and want clarity before deciding what to do next, whether that’s a conversation, a separation, or a divorce filing.
Surveillance and documentation happen from public vantage points and don’t involve secretly recording private conversations, consistent with Massachusetts’s two-party consent law (M.G.L. c. 272, §99). If the case is headed toward divorce, we build the record — photos, time-stamped logs, location patterns — in a format your family law attorney can actually use.
- ✓Discreet surveillance and time-stamped photo/video documentation
- ✓Pattern-of-life analysis to establish where and when, not just a single data point
- ✓Social media and digital-footprint review, limited to publicly visible information
- ✓A findings report formatted for a divorce attorney, if that’s where this is headed
- ✓A private, judgment-free consultation — we’ve done this a lot, and we know it’s not easy
What This Process Looks Like
We start with a confidential conversation about what you’ve noticed and what you’re hoping to learn. From there, surveillance is scoped to specific days and times rather than an open-ended retainer, and we check in with you regularly rather than running up hours without a clear reason. Whatever we find — or don’t find — you get a straight answer.
Need Clarity, Not More Guessing?
This conversation is confidential, and there’s no pressure. Tell us what you’ve noticed.
Common Questions
What if you don’t find anything? That’s a real, useful answer too — a documented absence of evidence over a defined period of observation is meaningfully different from an unresolved suspicion.
Can I use this in my divorce case? Often, yes, particularly in a fault-based filing or where it affects custody considerations; your family law attorney will know how to use it in your specific case.
Infidelity cases are conducted under the same Massachusetts private investigator licensing requirements that cover all of our work, and because these cases are personal, our investigators are trained to document facts objectively rather than confirm what a client hopes or fears to be true.
Every assignment starts with a confidential intake conversation covering the subject’s routine, the specific concerns prompting the investigation, and realistic expectations about what surveillance can and can’t confirm.
What a Hub Infidelity Investigation Report Looks Like
Below is a shortened, fictional sample report in the same format our investigators deliver.
HUB SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIVE GROUP
Infidelity Investigation Report — Sample (Fictional)
Case #: SAMPLE-5566 Date Range: 01/17/2026 – 01/24/2026 Investigator: T. Marsh
Summary of Findings: Over three scheduled observation periods, the subject’s reported after-work location did not match their documented movements on two occasions. Both instances were logged with timestamps, photographs, and vehicle confirmation. No conclusions beyond the documented movements are offered.
Recommendation: Findings and supporting documentation provided directly to client.
This is a fictional sample created to illustrate our reporting format — the dates and case details shown are not real.
We document what happened, with evidence attached — interpreting what it means is left to you.