Somebody describes a scenario. You dig through the record, work out what it shows, and write what you make of it — for a fee, under your own name.
You can figure things out. That is the whole skill. Nobody here is judged on the past. Everybody is judged on the work — and the work builds a record of your own, on a profile with your name on it, that no one can take down.
Always remoteFilings, deeds, court files, the open web. Nobody goes anywhere.
Opinion, never adviceWhat the record shows, and what you make of it. Nothing more.
For a feeThey name a price, you bid, the money is held until you deliver.
Nobody is anonymous, on either side: a name, a telephone and a town on file, a call before the first job. Everyone is reviewed — sleuths and the people who hire them.