Resources

Field notes, guides, and tools.

A working library for clients, attorneys, and the people supporting them. We publish hubs before they are finished and add deeper material over time.

Guides are educational, not legal advice. Investigative services are provided under Frazier Forensics license; Six Echoes LLC is available for subcontract work.

Resource Hubs

Browse by what you're dealing with.

Each hub opens with a Start Here guide, goes deeper with focused pieces, and includes at least one practical tool. Start with the one closest to your situation.

01Live hub

For Crime Victims

Someone overwhelmed after a crime who may not yet know whether they need advocacy, investigation, legal help, documentation, or simply a map of what happens next.

7 published guidesOrganizer
Open hub
02Live hub

Domestic Violence & Coercive Control

People trying to understand whether what they are experiencing is a pattern — and how to document it without destroying the very evidence that could matter.

3 published guidesPattern Map
Open hub
03Live hub

Preparing for Court

People facing a hearing and trying to walk in organized and as steady as the situation allows — without being told how to litigate.

4 published guidesIndex
Open hub
04Live hub

Evidence & Documentation

People sitting on months or years of messages, photos, records, and receipts — and trying to figure out what to keep, how to keep it, and what any of it actually proves.

3 published guidesWorksheet
Open hub
05Live hub

Working With an Investigator

People considering hiring a private investigator — and trying to separate what investigators actually do from what television suggests.

4 published guidesWorksheet
Open hub
06Live hub

Attorney Resources

Attorneys and legal teams who use investigators — a working desk, not a blog.

3 published guidesMemo
Open hub
07Live hub

Safety Planning

People who need a plan that works in the life they actually have — not a one-size-fits-all printable.

4 published guidesMatrix
Open hub
08Live hub

Understanding Investigative Services

People who want to understand what the different investigative methods actually are — educational, not a sales page.

8 published guides
Open hub

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