Confidential Consultation

Start with the question.

You do not need to know which investigative service to request. Begin with what is disputed, what decision you need to make, and what evidence may exist.

Before you call

A few details help us assess the matter quickly.

Keep the first conversation focused. Do not send passwords, privileged documents, forensic images, or highly sensitive evidence before a secure transfer method has been agreed upon.

Criminal defenseCase / matter number, attorney, key dates, allegation, witnesses, major disputed facts, and any approaching deadlines.

Mobile forensicsDevice type, who possesses it, extraction type if already acquired, relevant date range, and the activity you need evaluated.

Computer forensicsWindows or macOS, device condition, whether it is powered on, relevant accounts, date range, and specific concerns.

Other investigationDescribe the decision you need to make, what is disputed, and the sources of evidence you already know about.

Confidentiality notice

Initial contact does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship or privilege. If counsel is involved, identify counsel at the beginning so communications and work can be structured appropriately.

Access Investigations, LLC

Harper, Texas.

Serving Central Texas and accepting appropriate investigative and forensic matters throughout the state.

210-617-3154

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