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LaSalle Investigations Inc.

FAQ

What's the process of hiring LaSalle Investigations to take my case?

LaSalle Investigations is a client-friendly private investigations agency.  First, contact us by link on the website, by email at brian@lasalleinvestigations.com, or by phone (318) 215-5058. We can briefly discuss your case and your expectations. If we feel like we can be of assistance, we will schedule a free consultation at our office in Jena, LA. At this meeting, we will discuss your case more in-depth. We will also discuss the price for the investigation process and if any additional resources are required. Some cases require a retainer fee which will be applied to the investigation with the remainder to be returned to the client if the investigation is closed before it is used. 

Will LaSalle Investigations keep my case private?
LaSalle Investigations keeps your case 100% private.  The only parties that will have knowledge of your case are the investigator working your case and you, as the client.  There are some situations that arise that may require disclosing information to complete a case.  If a situation like this arises, you, as the client, will be first asked if it is ok to disclose information before anything is disclosed.
 
How much will LaSalle Investigations charge for my case?
In most cases, private investigations agencies charge by an hourly rate. They will also charge a mileage fee. Some cases involve overnight stays in hotels, expenses related to investigations, etc. Some investigations are a one time, set fee. LaSalle Investigations will disclose all fees and charges at your free consultation before we begin on your case. There will be absolutely no hidden fees or surprise charges while we investigate your case. A contract will be provided to each client to read over and ask any questions you may have before the case begins.
 
What do private investigators do that I cannot?

Private Investigators have access to several information databases not available to the general public. But more importantly, they have the training, experience, licenses, and insurance needed to transform the raw data into actionable information. The benefits of using a licensed private investigator are numerous, but the most important benefit comes down to judgments made from experience. Having an experienced, professional private investigator's report turned over to courts or having the testimony of a private investigator in a case makes it much more simple and streamlined than an individual trying to collect information themself.

What should I do before hiring LaSalle Investigations?
Do your due diligence. Ask for references. Take advantage of the free consultation and see what you think. Ask for their license number and check with the state agency to verify no complaints have been issued. Ask to see their insurance policies. One of the most important things in hiring a private investigations agency is feeling comfortable and confident in the agency you hire. LaSalle Investigations is happy to provide potential clients with documents and licensing to give them the peace of mind.
 
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