Infidelity Investigations Austin TX

An infidelity investigation documents whether a spouse or domestic partner is engaging in an undisclosed relationship. ObjectWire conducts these cases with full confidentiality for private individuals, divorce attorneys, and family law firms across Austin and Travis County.

Suspicion alone is not enough for court proceedings or informed personal decisions. A properly documented infidelity investigation produces admissible, timestamped evidence that can support divorce filings, property division arguments, and custody proceedings under Texas family law.

• Physical meetings — covert surveillance of the subject at locations relevant to the case
• Vehicle and location tracking — lawful monitoring of movement patterns
• Third-party identification — documentation of persons the subject meets
• Timeline reconstruction — establishing when, where, and how often meetings occurred
• Digital activity — in conjunction with our digital forensics service, account communications, messaging patterns, and hidden profiles

The process begins with a free confidential consultation. We discuss what you know, what you need to prove, and what evidence standards apply to your specific situation under Texas family law. We set realistic expectations before any work begins.

Field work is conducted by a licensed investigator using professional-grade recording equipment. You receive a written case report with a chronological activity log, full photo and video file set, and chain-of-custody documentation suitable for use in Texas court proceedings or divorce negotiations.

Texas is a community property state with fault-based divorce provisions. Documented infidelity can be relevant to property division and, in limited circumstances, spousal support rulings. Evidence must be lawfully obtained to be admissible. ObjectWire evidence is gathered within the bounds of Texas law and structured to withstand attorney scrutiny.

We work directly with divorce and family law attorneys in Travis County when cases are heading to litigation. Our written reports are formatted to meet Texas Rules of Evidence requirements for documentary evidence.

Infidelity cases are handled with strict confidentiality. We do not discuss client matters with third parties. Case files are delivered directly to the client or, where authorized, to the client's attorney. We do not retain copies of case files beyond project close unless specifically requested for ongoing matters.

Initial consultations are free and confidential. Visit the consultation page to discuss your case. For all available services, see the investigative services hub.