Common Private Matters
- →Recovering deleted messages and photos. From phones, computers and cloud accounts, including data you need for a dispute or a family record.
- →Hacked accounts and suspected spyware. Checking a phone or computer for stalkerware, unknown access or tracking, and showing how an account was compromised.
- →Harassment and threats. Messages, calls and posts preserved and verified so they can be given to police, a lawyer or the court.
- →Personal and family disputes. Evidence about messages, documents or dates that are in question between family members, partners or neighbours.
- →Deceased estates. Accessing and preserving a loved one’s devices and accounts where lawful, for executors and families.
- →Evidence before you see a lawyer. Preserving material properly now, so it can still be relied on if the matter goes further.
How We Work with You
You speak directly with the examiner, in plain English and in confidence. We explain what can realistically be found before any work starts, and you get a written estimate so there are no surprises.
We only examine devices and accounts you are lawfully entitled to access. If your matter is heading to court, we can work with your lawyer so the evidence is ready for them.
If you are in danger, call 000. For help with abuse involving technology, see domestic violence; for scams and fraud, see scam and fraud victims.
Related Guides
- →Can Deleted Text Messages Be Recovered for Court?
- →How Much Does a Digital Forensic Examination Cost?
Common Questions
Do I need a lawyer to engage you?+
No. You can contact us directly. If the matter may go to court, involve a lawyer early so the evidence is gathered in a way the court will accept.
Can you examine someone else’s phone?+
Only with the owner’s consent or a court order. We can always examine your own devices and accounts.
How much does it cost?+
Every matter is scoped first. You get a written estimate before any work begins.