Private Advisor | Confidant | Problem Solver

Every engagement is directed personally by Mike Wolivar.

Sensitive matters rarely fit neatly within a single discipline. Legal, investigative, security, privacy, reputational, employment, and personal considerations may overlap, often requiring careful judgment before deciding what action to take—or who should become involved.

Mike provides independent guidance to help clients assess the situation, identify priorities, and determine an appropriate course of action. When specialized expertise is required, he recommends proven professionals whose capabilities he knows through firsthand experience and coordinates their involvement as needed.

His role does not necessarily end with advice or a referral. Mike remains personally involved throughout the engagement and, when circumstances warrant, can handle certain sensitive aspects himself. His investigative and security experience and current professional qualifications can be particularly valuable when discretion, continuity, and maintaining a tightly controlled circle of confidentiality are essential.

Over the years, Mike has served in this capacity for principals facing matters where privacy, discretion, and personal trust were paramount.

Matters Commonly Addressed ⤵

Litigation & Investigative Matters

High-stakes civil litigation, internal fact-finding, due diligence, and other sensitive investigations.

Protective & Workplace Matters

Protective intelligence, executive and residential security, workplace concerns, and crisis response.

Privacy & Reputational Matters

Privacy, reputation, sensitive personal circumstances, and matters requiring discreet assessment or intervention.

Private & Family Matters

Confidential matters involving principals, family members, household staff, vendors, and other trusted relationships.

Mike’s role is principally advisory and coordinating in nature. When specialized professional services are required, they are provided by appropriately qualified professionals. The objective is simple: sound judgment, the right resources, and as few people involved as circumstances reasonably allow.