
Frequently Asked Questions
Over time we hear the same questions again and again. Most are about licensing, confidentiality, pricing, and what it is actually like to work with us. The answers below cover the things our clients most often want to know.
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Yes. Kingfisher Investigations is a licensed private investigative agency in the State of Florida (Agency License A 3500230). All work is done under Florida Statute 493 and in full compliance with state law.
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Our license is in Florida, but many cases don’t stop at the state line. Leads, assets, or risks often reach further. When that happens we either continue the work through reciprocity agreements or bring in vetted partners from a trusted professional network. However it’s done, the standard stays the same: lawful, discreet, and reliable.
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We work with attorneys, executives, families, corporations, and private individuals. The details vary, but the common thread is clients who need things handled carefully and professionally, with clear results they can use.
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If you need facts verified, risks understood, or security tightened, chances are a licensed investigator can help. The easiest way to know is to ask. An initial consultation will make it clear whether we’re the right fit.
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The work is built on facts, not hunches. Information comes from lawful sources, tradecraft, and legwork that can be verified. Reports are written with the expectation they may end up in court, so accuracy is non-negotiable.
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Kingfisher keeps a small caseload. That way every matter gets the time and attention it deserves. If we take on a case, it becomes a priority.
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The background is what sets us apart. Years in special operations and the FBI shaped the way we handle problems today. That experience, combined with a focus on discretion and a limited caseload, means clients know their case is being managed carefully and at a higher standard than most agencies.
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Confidentiality is built into everything we do. Communication is encrypted, files are secured, and information is shared only with those who need it. Privacy isn’t just a rule, it’s the way we work.
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Each case is different. Cost depends on scope, complexity, and the resources required. After the consultation and scoping phase, you’ll get a proposal that lays out the plan, timeline, and costs. There are no hidden fees or surprises.
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Yes. The first consultation is always free. It gives us a chance to hear your concerns and decide together if we’re the right resource.
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Most cases can start right after the consultation and signed agreement. Urgent matters can often be prioritized the same day.
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Bring only what you are comfortable sharing. Background documents, timelines, or names can be helpful, but we will guide you through what is necessary after our initial conversation.
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Yes. When needed, our findings can be presented in court. Reports are written with the expectation they may be used in litigation or negotiations.
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When it makes sense to do so, yes. We coordinate with law enforcement or legal counsel to make sure matters are handled lawfully and effectively.
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We are licensed under Florida law to carry firearms (Class G license). Most protection work is about planning and prevention, but armed protection is available when appropriate.
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Not every inquiry is a good match. If something falls outside our scope or doesn’t align with ethical standards, we’ll let you know right away and, if possible, point you toward better resources.
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Let us know right away if it’s urgent. We’ll move quickly to arrange an expedited consultation and get the work started.