Legal Services Centers of America, Investigations in cooporation with National Judicial Investigations is now providing the following services. 

We are now providing access to investigations which dispute reports filed with the Court by Child and Family Investigators, GAL'S CFI'S and The Department of Human Services in all States.

Also available are investigative services for Attorney Misconduct, Complaints to your States Supreme Court, Civil Rights Violations as they pertain to Family Law and Child Custody Issues and much more. You can contact one of our Special Agents by calling National Judicial Investigations at 1-719-219-3561 or E-mail to lscalegal@earthlink.net

Investigations into perjured statements in court, False filings with the court, Misleading testimony, Civil Rights Violations, Improper Parental Conduct, Divorce Cases, Parental Kidnapping, Criminal Defense, Child Custody, Child Support Arrears, Investigations against the Department of Human Services, Attorney Misconduct, Supreme Court Complaints, and much more.

     We conduct confidential investigations to assist in the presentation of verified evidence in court in support of court cases. Attorney's as well as parties to a court action at times present to the court false information, misleading information or Violate court rules on conduct.

     Disputing the other parties claims can be difficult. Verified information and courtroom observation may turn your case around.

     We conduct our investigations in several ways. GAL REPORT REVIEW & REINVESTIGATION, CHILD AND FAMILY INVESTIGATOR REPORT REVIEW AND REINVESTIGATION, INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE FALSE INFORMATION FILED BY THE OTHER PARTY, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, (CPS) REPORT REVIEW AND REINVESTIGATIONS AND MUCH MORE.

     If you are interested in serving your community as an investigator with National Judicial Investigations we have training classes available on line. The cost of our training program is $3500.00, and takes 3 months to complete. We allow you to work at your own pace. If you are interested contact Michael W. Kaczmarek, Special Investigator, National Judicial Investigations at lscalegal@earthlink.net

PERJURY IS A CRIME.

Question for the month.

     If a party in a court action provides false information to their attorney, and the attorney presents the evidence in court then finds out it is false but does not inform the court that his client lied, does the attorney become a party to the Perjury, and should he/she also be charged with a crime? E-mail us your answer.