Many people from several distinct walks of life call us to ask for our help. For a lot of men and women it takes a lot of courage to call. One client in certain springs to mind. She was in a violent relationship and needed out. She knew her husband was getting an affair and she desperately needed to prove it so she could leave him. She had waited for about 18 months to save up the money for the function to be completed. This was such delicate case we needed to obtain it appropriate initial time.
Our client knew exactly when and exactly where he was cheating we just needed to get the evidence. Although she knew all of the times and places it was quite hard to organise. She had restricted time on the phone and she was so scared about obtaining court out that she didn’t call us very usually.
We planned the surveillance and managed to obtain a lot of evidence of him with another woman. He treated our client with such contempt that he fairly much dropped himself in it. We waited for our client to call and arranged to meet her with the evidence. When we met up with her we took her to see a solicitor. He agreed that there was sufficient evidence for our client to divorce her husband. He also arranged for her to move into a hostel so she would be secure from her husband.
We have recently heard from our client that she has got a job and has moved into her own house in a superb region and her divorce is well under way. She does not want anything from her husband she just wants to be capable of live a secure comfy life on her own.
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