Child Custody:
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Most decisions in child custody battles come down to which side presents the more convincing case, with evidence making the difference. Digital data can strengthen your cause by revealing evidence to the court that likely wouldn’t have been disclosed otherwise.

Digital Data Is the Evidence That Speaks Louder Than Words

Judges in child custody battles have the discretion to determine the best circumstances for a child. They rely on witness statements and testimonies to accurately describe a family dynamic. However, digital evidence is also a necessity, as it can support claims made by parents and demonstrate the true nature of family relationships. It’s a valuable tool to support parents and legal teams in custody cases. Here are three main ways digital evidence can benefit families in custody battles.

Experts may look at GPS data, verifying a client’s reliability as a parent. This information can also be used to refute false claims.
Deleted data can be recovered and used as evidence to verify quality of character claims, such as deleted messages, emails, images, videos, etc.
SMS and MMS messages, along with data from instant messaging apps, can be extracted as evidence.

How Our Experts Provide Support in Child Custody Cases

We Examine Communication and Online Behavior

It’s important to prove that you can meet the child’s best interest in custody cases. And our experts can use messages and social media activity as evidence, reinforcing claims of being a reliable parental figure. In some cases, they may even be able to discredit the parenting ability of the opposing party by exposing concerning online behavior or messages.

Find Digital Evidence that Confirms Your Parental Involvement

Our experts review your digital footprint to compile credible evidence of your active role as a parent. Evidence like consistent contact with your child along with school drop-offs and pick-ups are valuable. This evidence can also be supported through phone logs, text message history, and GPS data.

Use Digital Evidence to Create a Timeline of Events

Claims, witness statements, and testimonies may give context, but digital evidence can help confirm those accounts with actual evidence. Our team uses digital data to create a timeline of events for the judge to review. This can be a good way to demonstrate the parent’s ongoing commitment to their child.

Make Sure That All Digital Evidence Meets Legal Standards for Court

All of our digital investigations follow strict legal compliance and ethical standards. We document every step of the process to ensure we follow a clear chain of custody so that our report is admissible as evidence in court.

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Digital evidence tells a complete story

SMS and MMS

Videos and Pictures

Audio Files, Voice-Mails

Calendar Information

Call History

Browsing History

GPS Locations

E-mails

FAQ

How can digital forensics help in a child custody case?

Computer forensics can uncover digital data that can act as cold, hard proof in a custody battle. Not everyone turns to digital evidence for help in a case, and digital evidence can give you an advantage in court. Computer forensics can also provide verifiable support for behavioral claims and parental involvement.

What type of digital evidence can be used in a custody battle?

Digital evidence can consist of any data that is created by device activity. This includes text messages, call logs, images, videos, etc. It also includes deleted data that has yet to be overwritten. When you delete data on a device, the information is not erased immediately. Instead, it’s marked as “available storage space”, which means it is marked to be overwritten by new data.

Is the data you collect admissible as evidence in court?

With every digital investigation we conduct, our experts have a strict code of conduct. They comply with legal statutes and meet chain of custody standards for collected data to be admissible in court. We apply the same quality of service to child custody investigations. All data gathered from an investigation will follow the same strict and scrutinized process to ensure it will be accepted in court.

What can digital evidence prove in a child custody case?

In custody battles, judges make decisions largely based on credible evidence, witness statements, and testimonies. Digital evidence can strengthen a parent’s case with verifiable proof. This can also better communicate your side of the story to the court. Here are a few examples of what digital evidence can help demonstrate.

Parental involvement or lack thereof
Violations of legal agreements, such as restraining order or previous custody arrangements
Neglect or endangerment
Character evidence to support claims

Can you extract evidence from my ex-partner’s devices or accounts?

No. Whether it’s a married partner or an ex-spouse, it’s illegal to access someone’s device without authorization. Cyber Investigation Inc. has strict adherence to legal and ethical standards. Every action taken by our firm is well within the law and under the advice of a team of legal professionals.

Why should I work with Cyber Investigation Inc.?

Our team of experienced professionals are well-versed in child custody battles and the legal hurdles parents can face. We understand the weight and importance of your case, and every action we take is carefully executed to protect what matters most to you. Our digital experts have assisted thousands of families in custody battles, and past clients rated our services an average of 4.94 out of 5.

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The information provided herein is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Cyber Investigation is not a law firm and does not provide legal services or legal counsel. Accessing or using this content does not create an attorney-client relationship. This material should not be relied upon as a substitute for legal advice from a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction. For guidance specific to your situation, you are strongly encouraged to consult with your own legal counsel.