Confidential investigative work for individuals and businesses in Erpe-Mere and the Aalst region.
Investigations
Discreet ascertainment of infidelity, usable in divorce proceedings.
Tracing and proving an undisclosed side income or wrongfully claimed inability to pay.
Monitoring compliance with visitation rights and ensuring a safe environment for your children.
When goods go missing or someone seems untraceable, a factual approach is better than speculation. Grey Investigations, a licensed private detective agency (IBZ 14.1839.09, FPS Interior) based in Ghent, regularly handles cases in Erpe-Mere and the wider Aalst region. Discretion and thoroughness are central to everything we do.
One of our core tasks is tracing persons and goods. Whether it’s a person with whom contact was lost, a debtor who makes themselves unreachable, or missing business assets, we proceed methodically. We are also available in Erpe-Mere for relational matters such as infidelity investigations or cases involving undisclosed income for alimony purposes. We always start from facts, not assumptions.
We operate strictly within the Private Investigation Act of 18 May 2024 and deliver a legally admissible final report that holds up before your legal counsel or the court. For residents and business owners in Erpe-Mere and its surroundings, we offer a discreet and no-obligation introductory meeting.
Frequently asked questions
With our base in Ghent, our investigators know the East and West Flanders terrain inside out. We conduct investigations across the entire Belgian territory when the case requires it.
One conversation often clarifies a lot. No-obligation, discreet and without commitments.
Discreet intake
Your request goes directly to an investigator, never to a call center.
Based in Ghent, Grey Investigations is active throughout East Flanders. See our hub private detective in East Flanders, or a nearby municipality: Evergem, Gavere, Geraardsbergen, Ghent, Haaltert.
Admissible evidence when a (former) employee discloses trade secrets or competes unfairly.
Identifying perpetrators through targeted observation and gathering evidence for legal proceedings.
Tracing missing persons or lost and stolen goods, within the legal framework.
