For businesses and individuals in Zwevegem seeking certainty: factual, discreet and legal.
Investigations
Discreet establishment of infidelity, useful in divorce proceedings.
Tracking and proving hidden additional income or wrongful declaration of inability to pay.
Monitoring compliance with visitation rights and ensuring a safe environment for your children.
Doubt costs time, money and peace of mind. Whether you are an entrepreneur or an individual dealing with a protracted issue, in Zwevegem and surroundings Grey Investigations offers a pragmatic way out. We are a recognised and licensed Belgian private detective agency (IBZ 14.1839.09, FPS Interior) based in Ghent, active throughout West and East Flanders.
In this West Flemish municipality, with its strong entrepreneurial tradition, we often focus on corporate investigations. Think of internal theft, compliance with a non-compete clause, possible insurance fraud or monitoring work performance during sick leave. We also conduct morality and asset checks, and assist in tracing people and goods. Naturally, we also assist individuals in divorce and alimony cases.
Every case in Zwevegem is handled by us within the law of 18 May 2024 regulating private investigation. We gather the facts discreetly and compile them into a legally admissible final report that holds up before your lawyer or the court. No noise, just clarity.
Frequently asked questions
Based in Ghent, our investigators know the terrain of East and West Flanders inside out. We conduct investigations across the entire Belgian territory when the case requires it.
One conversation often already 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 West Flanders. See our hub private detective in West Flanders, or a nearby municipality: Alveringem, Anzegem, Ardooie, Avelgem, Beernem.
Legally valid evidence when a (former) employee disseminates 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.
