No. Hacking a phone or laptop without the device physically present is not only extremely difficult, but illegal. Even with the device present, hacking into a phone or computer is still an illegal act and breach or privacy. Private investigators can tell you if your phone has been hacked or not, but we cannot actively obtain and hack into a subject's phone or computer.

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Private investigators use a variety of methods to gather information, ranging from online database searches to field surveillance. Depending on the case and the client's budget, a private investigator will determine what resources to use in order to acquire the most clear, concise and efficient evidence possible.

Depending on state and local law, it can be legal for a private investigator to place a GPS tracker on your car. In Missouri, it's completely legal to place a GPS tracker on a car with your name on the title. To catch cheating spouses, we frequently place GPS trackers on shared vehicles.

Legally, private investigators can do everything from placing GPS trackers to using drones for surveillance. While there are some "grey areas" and unethical investigators may flirt with services that are less-than-legal, most cases private investigators encounter can be completed with relative ease by staying within the confines of the law.

Private investigators cannot legally obtain a subject's bank account information without a court order, subpoena, search warrant or the direct consent of the account holder.