Can research be performed under the direction of counsel?

Yes. Many assignments are scoped and directed by counsel. Discuss any work-product considerations with your client before intake.

Do you provide affidavits or testimony?

Reports are written to be clear and source-referenced. Any request involving testimony is discussed separately and accepted only when appropriate.

What do you need from the firm at intake?

Your identity and role, the jurisdiction, the case type, and the research objective. Subject identifiers follow after acceptance through a secure method.

Attorneys

Investigative Research for Attorneys and Law Firms

Documented research support for firms that need factual groundwork without adding headcount.

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How we support this work

Firms bring us the parts of a matter that stall: a defendant who cannot be served, an entity whose ownership is unclear, a witness whose last known address is years old, or a record set that needs to become a chronology. We work under a defined scope, report what the record supports, and state the limits plainly so nothing in a filing rests on an assumption.

Typical use cases

Locating parties or witnesses
Litigation research
Entity and ownership review
Address development
Probate and estate matters

Boundaries we hold

We do not provide legal advice, and we do not contact represented parties. Engagements are accepted only from a professional with an appropriate role in the matter.

All case requests are reviewed for a lawful and authorized purpose. TracePoint Forensics reserves the right to decline any request that does not meet its compliance and ethical standards.