Question 1

How much does a private investigation cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on scope, duration and complexity. Most cases get a fixed-fee proposal after a free, confidential consultation. We never start work without a written agreement on deliverables and budget.

Question 2

Is hiring a private detective legal in the Czech Republic?

Accepted Answer

Yes — provided the agency holds the appropriate trade license and operates within Czech and EU law (including GDPR). Exero Group is fully licensed (IČO 09022104) and every engagement is structured for legal admissibility.

Question 3

Will my case remain confidential?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Every engagement runs under a written confidentiality agreement. Reports are delivered via encrypted channels and case data is segregated, access-controlled, and retained only as long as legally required.

Question 4

What are the risks of hiring an unlicensed detective?

Accepted Answer

Evidence collected by unlicensed operators is often inadmissible in court, can violate GDPR, and may expose you to civil or criminal liability. Always verify the trade license (IČO) and insurance status before engaging an investigator.

Question 5

How long does a typical case take?

Accepted Answer

Surveillance and activity checks can resolve in days. Corporate investigations and due diligence typically run 1–4 weeks. Complex multi-jurisdiction matters may take longer — we always provide an indicative timeline up front.

Question 6

Can evidence be used in court?

Accepted Answer

Yes — when collected lawfully and documented properly. We structure investigations from day one with admissibility in mind: chain of custody, signed witness statements, time-stamped media, and court-ready written reports.

Question 7

Do you handle international cases?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Headquartered in Prague, we operate across the entire EU.  We also have Exero Group owned and operated offices in across the USA . Many engagements involve cross-border asset tracing, due diligence or surveillance.

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