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Trust, but verify.
Google...dig...ask around. Whatever sources and methods you use to find information on people, you should do the same with an advisor. Trusting someone for financial advice should not be taken lightly. With the number of social media influencers and "advisors" selling products promising overnight riches, you should take a second look before partnering with someone.
Below are some free tools from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), and the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA).
A lot of information about the firm and I can also be found in the ADV Part 2A & Part 2B, found on the Investment Adviser Public Disclosure website.

Free Tools
Free Tools
Search for information on Registered Investment Adviser firms and individual Investment Adviser Representatives.
Free tips and resources provided by NASAA.
Check to see if someone is registered to sell securities and/or give investment advice.
Search for individuals who have been the subject of an SEC federal court action or administrative proceeding.
Free tips and resources provided by the SEC's Investor.Gov website.
Search by state to find the regulatory points of contact.
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