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FILE 03 · Individual · Confidential

Privacy assessment for the household.

Device assessment, cloud account audit, home network analysis, and a written report prepared so family-law counsel can act on it directly. Engaged most often by individuals navigating contested separations or other sensitive personal circumstances.

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FILE 03 · Individual

Home Counter Surveillance Sweep

Starting at$1,600
Family law referrals
Best for
Individuals & family law referrals
Turnaround
5–7 business days
Deliverable
Written report + debrief call
Engagement type
Remote + on-site

The engagement covers the primary devices in the household, cloud accounts, the home Wi-Fi network, and the most common unauthorized-monitoring vectors. Where evidence is present, we preserve it. Where remediation is required, we walk through it directly — clients are never handed a finding without a path to resolution.

A defensive baseline for a single household — every digital surface where personal information lives.

Scope of work
  • Wireless spectrum analysis for unauthorized monitoring devices
  • Thermal imaging scan for concealed audio and video devices
  • Wired and Wi-Fi network analysis for rogue devices
  • Data leak detection caused by legacy devices
  • Physical inspection of electrical components
  • Analysis of data transmission in IR, MoCA, and current carrier systems
  • Detailed reports for remediation
  • Full investigations and litigation support as needed
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// ENGAGEMENT TRIGGERS

Common engagement triggers.

The indicators that most often prompt this engagement. No single signal is conclusive on its own — together, they describe the pattern of household privacy worth assessing independently.

INDICATOR · 01

Information surfacing that wasn't shared through normal channels.

Knowledge of conversations confined to text. Awareness of plans shared with only one trusted contact. Locations referenced that were never disclosed. The most common pattern that brings clients to this engagement.

INDICATOR · 02

Atypical behavior on personal devices.

Battery drain inconsistent with use. Devices running warm while idle. Unfamiliar applications or settings. iOS configuration profiles installed without consent.

INDICATOR · 03

Unrecognized tracking accessories.

Persistent "unknown accessory" alerts. A tracker located in a coat pocket, bag lining, or vehicle wheel well. Frequently paired with one of the indicators above.

INDICATOR · 04

Account activity inconsistent with the account-holder's actions.

Read receipts on messages before they were opened. Authentication events from unfamiliar devices. Email rules forwarding mail that was never configured. Personal photos appearing externally that originated in cloud storage.

INDICATOR · 05

Unrecognized devices on the home network.

A device on the Wi-Fi network that cannot be identified. A camera that was not placed by the household. A smart-home account still linked to a former partner. A router reconfigured without authorization.

INDICATOR · 06

Persistent unease that warrants independent verification.

What brings most clients to this engagement is rarely a single device — it is the accumulated sense that personal privacy has been compromised. We treat that signal as a legitimate basis for an independent assessment.

// PROCESS

Three steps. Built for clarity.

STEP · 01

Consult.

Confidential phone consultation. We listen to the specific indicators you've observed and confirm the scope of what the assessment will cover. No commitment, no obligation to retain.

STEP · 02

Assess.

Phones and laptops first — remote diagnostic where possible, on-site where required. Then accounts, the home network, and any tracking accessories or devices identified.

STEP · 03

Resolve.

A written report prepared for family-law counsel, plus a debrief call walking through remediation. Evidence is preserved under chain-of-custody discipline where findings are material.

// FAQ

Common questions.

Will the party of concern know an assessment has occurred?

Some unauthorized monitoring software reports back to the operator when tampered with. We discuss this on the consultation before any action is taken, and the client decides whether to remove a finding immediately, document it in place first, or pause to consult counsel. The decision rests with the client.

Can counsel use the report?

Yes — reports are prepared with that downstream use in mind. Evidence is preserved under chain-of-custody discipline so it remains admissible. We are not a law firm and do not offer legal advice, but our deliverables routinely support family-law matters.

What if there is no certainty anything is wrong?

That describes most clients. The purpose of the engagement is to provide clarity in writing — what was assessed, what was found, and what was not found. A clean report is itself a substantive answer.

Do you travel for residential assessments?

Florida is our home base; we travel within state by default and beyond it for engagements where the circumstances warrant it. Discussed on the consultation.

How can the firm be contacted discreetly?

Signal (Silent7.73) and a ProtonMail address sit alongside the phone line. When the device in use may itself be a concern, a separate device or trusted intermediary is recommended for first contact. We accommodate the circumstances.

What is the difference between this and individualized consulting?

This engagement is the full diagnostic and remediation. Consulting is a 2-hour block for targeted hardening when the surface to address is already known. Many clients begin with an assessment and add consulting afterward.

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The consultation alone is sufficient to establish whether to proceed.

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