In general, the property of one spouse can be investigated privately, and the property of the other spouse can be investigated conveniently by individuals, such as their passbooks, payslips, and whether they have property certificates. However, in real life, the property survey conducted by individuals is often limited by geographical and time conditions. For example, the income of the other party. Generally, individuals who go to the company to ask about the income of the other party will not get a reply.
Methods for conducting divorce property investigation include:
(1) There is a certain risk in employing professional investigation companies. Many courts still doubt the legality of professional investigation companies, and some non professional investigation companies may conduct illegal investigations during the investigation, so the evidence obtained may not be accepted by the courts.
(2) When applying for court investigation, many friends will say that I will apply for the court to freeze the other party's property and ask the court to investigate. This seems to be the best way, without risk or cost. But in real life, because the business of the grass-roots court is very busy, even if you apply for court investigation, the court may not be able to spare extra manpower to investigate. If the investigated property is in other places, the court is less likely to investigate.
(3) If the above two methods are not feasible, professional lawyers can only be employed for investigation. Lawyers may go to relevant departments for investigation with the certificate issued by the law firm. In addition to companies, units and other non-state organs that may run into difficulties, such as national working organs should be able to investigate property.
[Legal Basis]
Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Law stipulates that the people's court has the right to investigate and collect evidence from relevant units and individuals, which shall not refuse. The people's court shall distinguish the authenticity of the certification documents submitted by the relevant units and individuals, examine them and determine their validity.
