​Chase Private Investigators & Corporate Detectives' 
Discreet, Expert Investigations Service.


Make one phone call or send an email and you're covered for all 
Private, Personal, Family Law or Business, 
Surveillance, Investigations, Missing Persons Searches & Obligation-Free Advice.

Chase Investigators & Detectives get results for investigations in Australia, South East Asia & the Pacific Rim.
Whether you're worried about a Personal/Marital or Business Partner's Character or activities or your Company’s Assets, Stock, money or staff, my multi-talented team have dozens of years of expertise in Private, Family, Business, Corporate and Legal investigations.

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​Chase Investigators is the Leading  Private Detective Company in Australia & South East Asia.

​Over the last 30 years we have handled a vast range of private and business investigations & private detective searches in cases in the Metropolitan, Suburban, Nearby Country & Regional area, such cases include: 

Matrimonial, Personal & Relationship Investigations.
If you are worried that a spouse or partner maybe having an affair, or if you need Custody/ Access evidence re; children's court case.

Corporate and Business Investigations.
If you believe that company fraud or theft might be taking place.
Industrial Espionage or just straight out stealing, call us well get the facts and Act!

Company/ ASIC / Background Checks.
Directors, Key Staff, loans, history, bankruptcy, to see who you are dealing with.
Is anybody stealing clients, money, equipment or stock?

Electronic Surveillance, Spying & Countermeasures
With the latest technology and spyware. Track cars, people, suspect, partners, stock, teens or children. Live. Find Bugs in your Offices, Homes or Cars!

Criminal & Civil Defense, Pre-Trial, Due Diligence, Private Investigations.
All with Local, National or International coverage.

Data Banks and Discreet & Historical Tracing Inquiries.
To track and find a lost friend, kids, debtors, Ex's or relatives.
This is also the best way to glean information a competitor has on your staff/clients.

Internet & Dating Investigations.
Be sure who you are safe with whom you are planning to see or do business with? Are They another Con or Nigerian Con email? A sob story asking for money, saying they are ''your blessed friends'' in need of help to recover that $100 million locked in a bank in Africa? We'll set you straight!
Are they here or Nigeria? On a False Web  page? Are they fraudster's, rapists or murderers?

Banks, Hidden , Secret, Overseas Bank accounts
Trading , Savings, Brokerage Accounts, Safety Deposit boxes, boats, Planes, Block of Flats and property searches, Hidden & Blind Trusts, all found.

Missing Persons, Children
Families, lost parents, spouses, debtors, witnesses and confused seniors located quietly and discreetly without fuss and returned home. International location is a Specialty.

​Chase Private Investigators 
​Has a strong presence in the Metropolitan and outer City area and has established an excellent reputation for getting results and providing clients with the Peace of Mind that their case will be dealt with in a discreet, sensitive and highly confidential manner, by me, if I'm available or my assigned case manager.

Expert Investigators
We have a team of highly experienced multi-disciplined, either Ex-Police, Law Enforcement or Specialized Armed Forces Personnel, male & female multilingual investigators who are well trained [ none less than 15 yrs. exp.] in all aspects of private investigations & undercover work, including eliciting hidden information from data banks or people in possession of such info. 

Their dedication to achieving results and getting a resolution to your case is their main priority and they will work closely with you to ensure that you are obtaining the best results for your investigation.

Each one of our private investigations is meticulously thought-out right from your initial contact through to strategy implementation.

Our highly trained Chase Private Investigators and Private Detectives offer confidential advice whilst carrying out each operation with the maximum level of discretion, trust and professionalism.

East Coast Australian Metropolitan Areas are home to the largest proportion of the Australian population, 20 million, making it a prime location for people to hide in the multi-cultural masses. Our centrally based offices specialize in knowing the area inside out and more importantly, how to find those who don’t want to be found.
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The large Metropolitan population requires a greater demand for  investigators than any other area in the country and because of this people want an agency that can provide a discreet and professional service. That's us!

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​Missing Persons and People in Hiding
Our Central City Chase Investigators and Detectives' offices are the ideal location for working within the city and the surrounding areas and for 30+ years has allowed us to gain knowledge and experience in how to work quickly and effectively within this area.

Specializing in providing a variety of services to suit either private, personal or business investigations within Australia. From surveillance to locating Missing Persons and missing kids.

Many of the world’s largest companies and organisations' South Pacific and Asian Headquarters are based in the Australian East Coast's Cities and because of this, the need to investigate aspects of business such as corporate fraud, cargo shrinkage and employee theft to name a few white collar criminal activities which are a regular occurrence and of concern.

Within such a large population, individuals often believe their actions can go unnoticed by the majority and often they do. This is where Chase  Investigators come in, with our local knowledge and 30+ years of experience in knowing how to track these individuals, we can conduct quick and thorough discreet inquiries into your concerns.

We have built our reputation on closing cases by obtaining evidence in the correct manner and always putting our clients’ needs first, working within the law to ensure that all of our clients achieve the best results.

Tracking, Locating and Tracing

Tracking individuals in and out of the City is a Chase Investigators' specialty and with our professionally trained team we can quickly put your mind at ease concerning unfaithful Corporate/ Business or Family Law partners.

This surveillance isn’t limited to just tracking their movements with our trained agents but by also using specialized surveillance equipment.

We offer a range of surveillance services ranging from GPS tracking to mobile surveillance, even Drones, to aid with our investigations. 

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Concerns About Personal Or Internet & Communications Security?
​To see if you've been compromised by being bugged on your mobile, house phone, house office, boardroom or car, whether it be at work or home, is also a specialized service we are able to provide.

​Chase Investigators & Corporate Detectives' Discreet, Expert Investigations Service

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This niche service is typically conducted by those with backgrounds in intelligence/counterintelligence, executive protection, and a small number from law enforcement entities whose duties included the covert installation of eavesdropping devices as a tool in organized crime, terrorism and narco-trafficking investigations. Other PIs, also known as corporate investigators, specialize in corporate matters, including antifraud work, loss prevention, internal investigations of employee misconduct (such as Equal Employment Opportunities violations and sexual harassment), the protection of intellectual property and trade secrets, antipiracy, copyright infringement investigations, due diligence investigations, malware and cyber criminal activity, and computer forensics work. Some PIs act as professional witnesses where they observe situations with a view to reporting the actions or lack of them to a court or to gather evidence in antisocial behavior. An undercover investigator, undercover detective, or undercover agent is a person who conducts investigations of suspected or confirmed criminal activity while impersonating a disinterested third party. Undercover investigators often infiltrate a suspected insurgent group, posing as a person interested in purchasing illegal goods or services with the ultimate aim of obtaining information about their assigned target. Many undercover investigators carry hidden cameras and recorders strapped to their bodies to help them document their investigations. The period of the investigation could last for several months, or in some extreme cases, years. Due to the dangerous nature of the job, their real identities are kept secret throughout their active careers. Economic investigations, business intelligence and information on competitors, security advice, special security services information, criminal investigation, investigations background, and profile polygraph tests are all typical examples of such a role. Undercover investigators are often misinterpreted as being similar to a police officer or deputy, however, they are quite the opposite. As opposed to a police officer, a private or undercover detective is trained in keeping a low profile, and are under no requirement to wear a uniform or a badge. Police are trained to be direct in their approach unless using a disguised vehicle. Certain types of undercover investigators, depending on their employer, will investigate allegations of abuse of workman's compensation. Those claiming to be injured are often investigated and recorded with a hidden camera/recorder. This is then presented in court or to the client who paid for the investigation. A detective is an investigator, usually a member of a law enforcement agency. They often collect information to solve crime by talking to witnesses and informants, collecting physical evidence, or searching records in databases. This leads them to arrest criminals and allow them to be convicted in court. A detective may work for the police or privately. In some countries, the practice of a detective is not yet recognized in courts and judicial processes. One of these countries is Portugal, where the proof presented loses all significance when collected by a private detective. Even under this circumstance, the practice of this activity is in demand and ruled by a code of conduct.Some private detectives also disguise themselves as other people so that no one could recognize them. Private detectives are also showcased in many fictions. Detectives have a wide variety of techniques available in conducting investigations. However, the majority of cases are solved by the interrogation of suspects and the interviewing of witnesses, which takes time. Besides interrogations, detectives may rely on a network of informants they have cultivated over the years. Informants often have connections with persons a detective would not be able to approach formally. Evidence collection and preservation can also help in identifying a potential suspect(s). Criminal investigation: the investigation of criminal activity is conducted by the police. Criminal activity can relate to road use such as speeding, drunk driving, or to matters such as theft, drug distribution, assault, fraud, etc. When the police have concluded their investigation, a decision on whether to charge somebody with a criminal offence will often be made by prosecuting counsel having considered the evidence produced by the police. In criminal investigations, once a detective has suspects in mind, the next step is to produce evidence that will stand up in a court of law. The best way is to obtain a confession from the suspect; usually, this is done by developing rapport and at times by seeking information in exchange for potential perks available through the attorney's office, such as entering for a lesser sentence in exchange for usable information. in some countries Detectives may lie, mislead and psychologically pressure a suspect into an admission or confession as long as they do this within procedural boundaries and without the threat of violence or promises outside their control. This is not permitted in England and Wales where the interview of suspects and witnesses is governed by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984. Before becoming a police detective, one must attend a law enforcement academy, providing the officer with a foundation of education with 16 to 24 college units in criminal justice or administration of criminal justice. After graduation from the law enforcement academy, the officer undergoes job training with a field training officer for a period specified by the law enforcement agency and continues to work while on a probationary period, ranging from one to two years. During the probationary period the officer is assigned to look for evidence. During this time the officer is supervised and mentored by a sergeant with years of experience. Some officers further their college education by attending a two- or four-year college or university, attaining a degree in criminal justice or administration of criminal justice. Colleges have options for a concentration or certificate in a specialized field of criminal investigation. Through years of on-the-job training or college education, officers may participate in a competitive examination, testing their knowledge, skills and abilities regarding criminal investigation, criminal procedure, interview and interrogation, search and seizure, collection and preservation of evidence, investigative report writing, criminal law, court procedure and providing testimony in court. Competitive examinations are conducted by selected senior law enforcement officials. Following testing, a list of results is provided by the department. At the department's discretion some, or all, of the officers on the list are promoted to the rank of detective. Some departments have classes of detectives which increase the detective's rank after successful experience. Investigators are licensed by the state in which they work (some states do not require licensing, but most do). In addition to the state examination, applicants testing for a private investigation license must also meet stringent requirements, which include college education, a range of two to four years of full-time investigation experience and the successful adjudication of a criminal and civil background check conducted by state investigators. Investigators are licensed to conduct civil and criminal investigations in the state in which they are licensed, and are protected by statutes of that state. In states requiring licensure, statutes make it unlawful for any person to conduct a criminal investigation without a license, unless exempted by the statute (i.e., law enforcement officers or agents, attorneys, paralegals, claims adjusters). Blog