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This Privacy Policy explains how ATB Investigations handles information submitted through this website, including technical and location information used to evaluate inquiries and help detect fraud or abuse.
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We collect information you voluntarily provide, including your name, email address, phone number, service requested, contact preference, and inquiry message. Our hosting and security systems may also record your IP address, browser and device information, requested pages, referral information, timestamps, and security events.
On the Contact Us page, we use the submission IP address with MaxMind GeoIP services to estimate the city, state or region, country, postal code, and related network-based location data. We also ask through your browser for permission to access device geolocation. If you allow it, the form sends latitude, longitude, and the browser-reported accuracy radius. Device location is optional, may be imprecise, and denying permission does not prevent you from submitting the form. You can change location permissions in your browser or device settings.
We use inquiry and technical information to respond, assess whether a requested service is appropriate, communicate about a potential engagement, detect or investigate suspicious submissions, prevent fraud and abuse, protect the website and its users, maintain records, and comply with legal obligations. Location and IP information are fraud-prevention signals and are not guarantees of a person’s identity or physical location.
Information may be processed by providers supporting website hosting, email, communications, security, and location services, including MaxMind. We may also disclose information when authorized, required by law, needed to protect rights or safety, or connected to an accepted investigative engagement. We do not sell contact-form information.
We retain information only as reasonably necessary for inquiry handling, operational records, fraud prevention, contractual needs, dispute resolution, security, or legal obligations, after which it should be deleted or de-identified as appropriate. We use reasonable safeguards, but no internet transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure.
You may deny browser geolocation permission and still use the contact form. You may contact ATB Investigations at jh@atbpi.com or (424) 485-1744 to ask about information associated with you or request an appropriate correction or deletion, subject to identity verification, applicable law, and permitted exceptions.
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ATB Investigations treats consultation information discreetly and requests only information relevant to evaluating the matter. Specific questions about legal privilege should be discussed with qualified counsel.
Depending on the facts and lawful scope, work may include surveillance, background research, family-related fact gathering, fraud inquiries, online research, locate investigations, and digital-evidence matters.
Anita Tourisia provides the primary client contact. Assignment details depend on scope, safety, location, required expertise, and availability and should be confirmed during consultation.
Prepare a concise timeline, relevant names, available documents or communications, and the specific question you need the investigation to address. Do not obtain information unlawfully.
No. An investigator can collect and document facts within an authorized scope but does not replace an attorney or provide legal strategy.
Cost depends on scope, time, location, required methods, and complexity. ATB Investigations reviews the objective before discussing an appropriate scope and fee arrangement.
Timing varies with the objective, availability of records or subjects, and changing case circumstances. No responsible investigator can promise a universal completion time.
No. An investigator can pursue an agreed lawful scope and document findings but cannot guarantee that evidence will confirm a belief or produce a desired outcome.
Ask for the investigator’s license number and verify it with the appropriate state licensing authority. ATB Investigations identifies its California private investigator license as PI #24646.
Investigation findings may assist counsel or a legal matter when collected and documented appropriately, but admissibility is decided under applicable law and court rules. Coordinate with your attorney before work begins.
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