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Experienced surveillance investigators, background researchers, skip tracers, risk assessment specialists, and undercover operatives.
We are committed to being the absolute best provider of investigative services in the country.
Rest assured that we will only deliver the most honest and true information to you. We work within the law and legally acquire our results.
Your privacy is of the utmost important to us, we will never disclose any information about your case with anyone under any circumstances.
Golden Consulting and Investigations is a South Florida based private investigation firm in Miami, Florida headed by Barry Golden, a retired Senior Inspector with the U.S. Marshals Service with 27 years of federal law enforcement experience. Golden Consulting and Investigations provides highly professional and confidential private investigation service to attorney’s, corporations, and private citizens of Miami Dade and Broward Counties in South Florida.
We pride ourselves on Experience, Integrity, Confidentiality, and most importantly…Results.
Our investigators have first-hand experience investigating crimes, interviewing witnesses, working closely with attorneys, testifying in court, and the ability to identify “weak points” in the prosecution’s case
We specialize in performing criminal background checks on job applicants who live in the USA and internationally.
We provide tailor-made investigative solutions that include covert surveillance, undercover surveillance, mobile surveillance, Subrosa surveillance, counter-surveillance
In Florida, the statute governing private investigators is chapter 493. Like in Florida, many states, allow the words ‘private investigator’ and ‘private detective’ to be interchangeable, but in some states there actually is a difference in their accepted meaning.
To further clarify and summarize requirements and titles, Florida offers the public a private investigator handbook. This will update investigators and civilians alike on the current laws and regulations.
Historically, the profession of non-law enforcement investigations started back with Pinkerton in the late 1800’s. Historically the term “private detective” was the formal name or title used, and the company they worked for was called a “detective agency.”
Starting around 1960, many states did not want the public to confuse a private detective with that of a police detective. There has been a trend amongst many state licensing authorities and state investigative associations to use the title ‘private investigator’ as compared to ‘private detective’. In fact, many have actually taken legal steps to stop using the “detective” title.
No. Private investigators do not have police powers, and in most cases, private investigators do not have any more power than the average citizen does.
A private investigator is typically hired by businesses, law firms or individuals to obtain specific fact-based information to help them make more informed decisions. Investigators find facts, identify risks, provide peace of mind and help you see the big picture.
Private investigators get their information from a wide number of sources, including investigative databases, court records, human intelligence, surveillance, confidential sources and social networks. Tip: Most of the information a private investigator can get is publicly available; you just need to know where to look.
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We offer free confidential consultations to listen to your every need. We’ll take the time to listen to your unique circumstances and work together to develop an investigation plan that will ensure your objectives are met in a professional and timely manner
