I will do probate heir and unclaimed property research using public records
A Professional Genealogy Researcher
About this Gig
Need reliable probate, heir, estate, or unclaimed property research?
I provide organized public-record research to help individuals, researchers, attorneys, investors, and estate professionals investigate available information about a person, estate, property, or potential unclaimed asset.
My research may include:
- Probate and court records
- Heir and genealogy research
- Family relationship tracing
- Estate and deceased-owner research
- Unclaimed property research
- Property ownership and county records
- Publicly available historical records
- Source verification and research summaries
You receive clearly organized findings with relevant public-source references so you can review the information efficiently.
Why hire me?
- Thorough, detail-focused research
- Organized and easy-to-read reports
- Multiple public sources cross-checked where available
- Confidential handling of information
- Customized research based on your case
Have a research case you'd like investigated? Send the available details and let's get started.
FAQ
What information do you need to begin?
I typically need the person's full name, approximate date of birth/death if known, last known location, relevant family information, estate/property details, and any documents or records you already have.
Can you research possible heirs or family relationships?
Yes. I can research publicly available genealogical, probate, obituary, historical, and other relevant records to identify documented family relationships and organize the findings.
Can you research unclaimed property?
Yes. I can research publicly available unclaimed-property information and provide the relevant findings and source references. I do not guarantee that an asset exists or that a claim will be approved.
Do you provide legal advice or represent clients in probate matters?
No. This Gig provides research and information only. I do not provide legal advice, act as an attorney, represent clients in court, or guarantee legal or financial outcomes.