Sacramento Custody/Support Investigator

06/24/2020

Forensic Case Review and Analysis

W.A. Monroe & Associates provides our attorney clients with a comprehensive Forensic Case Review and Analysis within 24 to 72 hours after receiving your case information and discovery. We identify inconsistencies, discrepancies, errors, omissions, and leads to be pursued based on police reports, arrest affidavits, statements, evidence lists, etc.

While every criminal defense case does not require a criminal defense investigation, all of your cases can benefit from our process of case review and analysis, to assist in deciding which cases warrant further professional investigation, to what extent, and which do not.

Our process facilitates the identification of crucial facts, cross-contamination, inconsistencies, errors, omissions, investigative leads, and alternative theories that tend to be buried and lost within the details of a narrative reporting style. We will identify leads and develop a lead tracking system of “incriminating facts” and “exculpatory facts”, “mitigators” and/or “aggravators”, and construct a timeline of events. We will generate a cast of characters and witnesses and compile them into the initial Forensic Case Review And Analysis report, allowing our client to make every investigative effort to promptly explore appropriate avenues relevant to the case, and develop a defense strategy with evidence to support it. We Investigate so that you can litigate.

Call us today for a forensic case review and analysis.

Toll Free: 1- 888-681-594141

06/10/2019

Having a lawyer is a given when going through a divorce or other family issues, but have you thought about the invaluable help that a private investigator can bring to the table?

02/14/2019

02/24/2018

I always enjoy hearing stories about women who have positive relationships with their exes. Maybe it’s just the optimist or the romantic in me – it seems so sad when two people who cared enough about each other to get married end up being really mean to each other.

My ex and I have what I would describe as a civil relationship – it’s not what I would call friendly and that’s intentional on my part. One of the reasons our relationship wasn’t working for me was because I felt he was overly dependent on me. I felt I had another dependent, a petulant teenager at times, rather than a partner. I’m scared that if I open that friendship door that dependency will start again.

At the same time, I know it’s important that we communicate on a regular basis that we demonstrate a civil relationship to be good role models for our children. How’s your relationship with your ex? Have you been able to negotiate a workable arrangement? Any tips?

04/19/2017

Conflict is the most critical determining factor in children’s adjustment post-divorce, not the divorce itself or the residential parenting routine of custody. High-conflict custody and visitation cases are often fueled by irrational emotional behavior, and children, exposed to high conflict … Conti

04/13/2017

02/28/2017

William A. Monroe LPI, CCDI, CFSI

Qualified Manager/Director of Investigations

Mr. Monroe is the Director of Investigations/Qualified Manager of W.A. Monroe & Associates Security Consulting and Investigations. Mr. Monroe was born in Connecticut, and after graduating high school began a career in the Security Police Career field with the United States Air Force. During his time with the Air Force, Mr. Monroe served in several law enforcement and Security capacities including canine handler, trainer, kennel master, Security force supervisor, Patrol supervisor, Desk Sergeant, Federal executive and dignitary protection detail supervisor, Special Investigations Joint Drug Enforcement Team member, Anti-Terrorism response team leader, and Department of Defense vulnerability and risk assessment team leader. Mr. Monroe is a diligent and highly skilled Security, Law Enforcement, and Investigations professional with a broad understanding of the criminal justice system. Mr. Monroe is a consummate professional, with a proven track record investigating criminal, family law, and plaintiff negligence cases. His passion for the Constitution and the legal process, coupled with his strong desire to seek out the truth in every case are unparalleled.

Mr. Monroe is a California Licensed Professional Investigator with over 10 years of professional investigative experience, ranging from insurance fraud investigations, felony three strike cases, to capital murder cases. Mr. Monroe is an expert in Criminal Defense Investigation and specializes in capital case mitigation, police procedure and use of force, K-9 search and seizure, and K-9 narcotics and explosives detection. He has superior investigative abilities coupled with comprehensive skills in forensic interviewing, forensic photography, crime scene examination, blood spatter detection, recognition, and analysis, and preparing and presenting accurate facts.

Mr. Monroe is a Criminal Defense Investigation Training Council (CDITC) board trained and certified Criminal Defense Investigator CCDI. He is also a CDITC board trained and certified Forensic Science Investigator (CFSI). He is currently pursuing his certification CDITC board trained and certified Forensic Interviewer (CFI-FTER). Mr. Monroe completes 12-24 Continued Learning and Education (CLE) credits per year.

Mr. Monroe serves on the faculty and training advisory board as the CDITC Western Regional Director and is a faculty cadre Instructor for the Criminal Defense Investigation Training Council (CDITC), Center for Investigative Studies.

Mr. Monroe is a highly motivated individual, who is extremely effective in the most stressful situations. He possesses well-developed administrative and organizational skills and has an unparalleled ability to effectively prioritize, and manage a broad range of litigation/Investigation related responsibilities and functions. He will ensure that objective, fair, and legal methods are utilized to facilitate his clients cases through honest and procedurally sound investigations.

Mr. Monroe holds an Associates of Science degree (AS) from the Community College Of The Air Force in Police Science/Industrial Security. He holds a Bachelors of Arts (BA) degree from Ashford University in Social and Criminal Justice. Mr. Monroe is currently pursuing a Masters of Science degree (MS) in Criminal Justice with a specialization in Forensic Science from Ashford University with 22 credits remaining.

Mr. Monroe's experience, knowledge, leadership, and work ethic make him your obvious investigative choice for success.

09/22/2015

An investigator without a philosophy or methodology will often find themselves conducting an investigation with no clear objective.

04/19/2015

Our Firm

W.A. Monroe & Associates Investigations is a licensed and insured Security Consulting and Private Investigations firm.

A licensed private investigator can give you information about where your child’s deadbeat father or deadbeat mother is living, where they are working and if they have any assets in their name.

If your child’s other parent is not making payments for child support, but continues to earn income in some form, we may be able to help you collect where the government falls short. Our job is to get you as much information as possible, to provide you the leverage to ensure the legal system takes the appropriate action to keep your child safe, and get your child’s support.

Let’s face facts, there are many child support enforcement cases like yours and the court system is overloaded. Your one “deadbeat” parent case may not get the attention it deserves. The court is not designed to investigate deadbeat parents and most courts have very limited resources to work with in this regard.

We know first hand how difficult life can be when no one is listening to you. Sometimes, it is in your best interest to get things done for yourself.

We can assist in locating deadbeats, finding out where they are employed and what type of assets they have.

Call us today for a free consultation!

Toll Free: 1-888-681-5941

04/19/2015