A matrimonial investigation involves gathering information to confirm the trustworthiness, background, and behavior of a potential or current spouse. Such investigations are usually conducted by private detectives or agencies and can cover aspects like:

Background Verification: Checking the person’s family, financial background, employment history, and educational qualifications.

Pre-marital Affairs: Investigating if the individual has any undisclosed relationships or extramarital affairs.

Criminal Records: Looking into the person’s criminal history, if any.

Character and Behavior: Observing the person’s behavior, habits, and social circles to ensure compatibility and trustworthiness.

Financial Status: Verifying claims about income, property ownership, or debt, to avoid future financial surprises.

Health and Addiction Issues: Detecting any health issues or addictions that the person might be hiding.

Matrimonial investigations can be done before marriage (pre-matrimonial) or after marriage (post-matrimonial) if there are suspicions about infidelity or other issues. These investigations are often discreet and conducted without the knowledge of the individual being investigated.