We had a telephone call from a woman who required to find out where her husband was. He had left her and also the youngsters but had not given her a forwarding address. She told us that though he came to see their youngsters when a week he didn’t give her any dollars for them and with out an address for him she could not give his details towards the CSA. He had changed his job when he left and she didn't know where he was operating now. The only time she knew exactly where he was was when he came to see the children.
We decided that to learn exactly where he was living and working we really should fit a tracking device to his car. This would tell us exactly where he was staying and where he was operating. The automobile belonged to our client so we could fit the device when he next came to visit the children. We suggested the device really should stay on the car for two weeks. This would make sure a good pattern of movements from the vehicle.
We discovered the info inside the first week and having a few follow up telephone calls confirmed the details was right. We removed the device soon after two weeks and our client could give the information to the CSA. Our client then decided she wanted to know if he was cohabitating with one more woman. We carried out surveillance on the property address we had identified for him. Right after 3 sessions of six hour slots we had enough evidence of cohabitation for our client to take to her solicitor.
We have given that discovered out that she has filed for divorce on the ground of adultery and that he left her for this new woman. He has had to pay all the arrears from the CSA.
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