by Jaymes Holden | Sep 18, 2026 | Skip Tracing
Picture this: a fraud suspect vanishes the week before a civil judgment is handed down. A family member cuts contact and disappears. A debtor who owes a business significant money moves without leaving a forwarding address — intentionally. These are real cases that...
by Jaymes Holden | Aug 21, 2026 | Skip Tracing
Picture this: you’ve spent months building a civil case. The documents are organized, your client’s account is solid, and there’s one witness — one person — who was in the room when it happened and can put the whole timeline together. Then you try to...
by Jaymes Holden | Jul 24, 2026 | Skip Tracing
A process server pulls up to an apartment complex with a stack of legal documents and a name. The address looked good in the system — but the tenant moved out four months ago and left no forwarding information. The neighbors don’t know where she went. The...
by Jaymes Holden | Apr 24, 2026 | Skip Tracing
When trying to locate someone, most people start with a simple online search. Search engines, social media platforms, and public directories can sometimes provide useful information, but in many cases, they fall short. Individuals who intentionally or unintentionally...
by Jaymes Holden | Mar 31, 2026 | Skip Tracing
Skip tracing is the process of locating individuals who have become difficult to find. The term “skip” refers to someone who has left an area or intentionally avoided contact, and “tracing” refers to the investigative methods used to locate them. While it may sound...
