Documented Facts, Clear Limits, Practical Reporting
Emerging Investigations was founded to help people, counsel, insurers, and businesses develop facts for defined questions. Each proposed assignment is evaluated for objective, authority, lawful source access, timing, and whether private investigative work is an appropriate fit.
The agency's reporting model separates direct observations, source records, information supplied by others, analytical conclusions, and unresolved gaps. A private investigation can document useful facts, but it cannot promise that every question will be answered or determine a legal outcome.
Family-led ownership keeps responsibility for intake, assignment planning, field coordination, and reporting within an identifiable leadership team.
The Values Behind Every Investigation
A Florida Agency
Built Since 2018
Brian DeAntonio founded Emerging Investigations in 2018, and Rachel DeAntonio joined its operational leadership that year. The agency identifies its Florida private investigative agency license as A3100046; clients can verify the current public record through FDACS.
Today, four family members hold distinct leadership, operations, field, and coordination roles. The agency accepts inquiries from all 67 Florida counties, while assignment feasibility depends on location, objective, legal constraints, staffing, timing, and current availability.
What Makes Us Different
Meet the DeAntonio Family
Four family members hold distinct leadership, operations, field, and office-coordination roles. The assigned personnel and supervision structure depend on the matter.
Verify the Agency Record
Emerging Investigations identifies its Florida agency license as A3100046. Check the current status independently through the FDACS license search. Licensing is a baseline; clients should also evaluate the assigned investigator, proposed methods, source documentation, written scope, and stated limits. Firm-reported client experiences are collected separately on the client testimonials page.