Conventional wisdom says if you have suspicions that you need a private investigator for your divorce, then you likely do. Just keep in mind that the laws in your state may not "give" you anything more even if your spouse has cheated. Many states are no-fault, meaning infidelity won't factor into your divorce settlement, in terms of money. However, information like that may still help you with negotiations, because there may be reasons your spouse wants to keep it quiet. Also, if you are already divorced and you are the one paying spousal support, knowing whether your ex has moved in with a new significant other may reduce the amount you are obligated to pay, plus if your ex is not spending their time with your children, you may be able to change the custody situation. Knowing how a private investigator could help you with your divorce is important, and this episode lays out all the details and what you need to know. (Guest: Jan Barefoot, Private Investigator)

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