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Asset Searches

Asset Search & Hidden Asset Investigations in Arizona

Find real estate, businesses, vehicles and other assets before you sue, settle or try to collect.

Winning a judgment means little if you can't collect it. An asset search tells you what someone owns — real property, business interests, vehicles, vessels, liens and judgments — so you and your attorney can decide whether to sue, settle or pursue collection.

What we handle

  • Real property searches in Arizona and nationwide
  • Business ownership, officer and registered-agent research
  • Vehicle, vessel and aircraft registrations
  • Liens, judgments, UCC filings and bankruptcies
  • Hidden-asset research in divorce and partnership disputes
  • Pre-litigation collectability assessments

When clients call us

  • You're deciding whether a lawsuit is worth filing
  • You hold a judgment that hasn't been paid
  • A spouse or partner may be hiding assets
  • You're about to lend money or extend credit

What you receive

  • A free, confidential consultation to understand your goals
  • A written scope, timeline and quote before work begins
  • Regular updates while the investigation is active
  • A clear written report with supporting photos, video or records
Good to know: Bank account balances and financial records are protected by federal law and generally require a court order or subpoena. We don't pretext for them — and you should be wary of anyone who says they will.

Why The Office of Ross and Gibson

We're a licensed Arizona private investigation agency (AZ DPS #1759360) led by a U.S. Air Force veteran. That means disciplined planning, lawful methods, careful documentation and honest communication — whether your case takes an afternoon or a month.

Confidential consultation

Need answers? Start with a confidential conversation.

Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you honestly whether an investigation can help, what it will take, and what it will cost — before any work begins.

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