Infidelity is defined as the action or state of being unfaithful to a spouse or other sexual partner. Signs of infidelity in a relationship vary in every situation making it difficult to discover certain human behavior with a high degree of accuracy. Catching a cheating spouse or partner is difficult because the person cheating often exploits their spouse or partner's desire to trust.

Most people have a strong desire to trust their husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, because no one wants to think that a partner may be lying when it comes to infidelity. A cheating spouse or partner will almost never admit to infidelity and some spouses or partners continue to lie. In most cases, deception and infidelity are uncovered by mistake.

If you have a suspicion that you are dealing with a cheating husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, some type of investigation through suveillance and careful observation is almost always needed.

A surveillance investigation is an attempt to discover the truth by monitoring a person's behavior and allow you to establish proof of an affair or disprove your suspicions. No matter what your situation might be there is most likely a way to discover the truth.

If you find anything suspicious, think about how your spouse or partner will react and try to dismiss your accusation. It is best to not confront your spouse or partner until you are sure you have enough evidence.While monitoring a person’s behavior tends to be the most effective way to find what is going on in a relationships, spying on a spouse can also cause problems. But how do you address the problem unless the truth is out in the open? Fixing problems requires a full acknowledgment of the issues involved.

There are different types of Infidelity investigation surveillance. Below are the most common examples:

Location Surveillance:

Being in one place and observing the location such as a residence or a business to monitor the behavior and activity of someone and capturing curtain activity with videotape or photograph evidence.

Following or Moving Surveillance:

Following a person to see where they go and monitor their behavior and activity and capture curtain activity with videotape or photograph evidence.