Intestacy Research

When dealing with an intestacy (where an individual has died without leaving a will), a lawyer may be required to trace next of kin. What if the deceased was in his / her nineties? Are any of the cousins still alive? What if the aunts and uncles moved overseas a hundred years ago? What if the family came from overseas? This is where probate genealogy comes into play.

Probate Genealogy Specialists

As a leading supplier of probate genealogy services, Kin is able to trace a single lost beneficiary or an entire family of heirs, wherever they may be. Thanks to our extensive network of probate genealogists, commonly referred to as heir hunters, every year we contact hundreds of unknown beneficiaries and next of kin on behalf of lawyers from around the globe.

Heir Hunters

As expert heir hunters in the world of probate genealogy, we are able to trace next of kin from a single piece of information, whether the beneficiary is an heir to an intestacy or a named heir in a will. We believe that our national and international networks of heir hunters are at the forefront of modern probate genealogy, enabling us to trace next of kin much quicker than most other heir hunters.

Next of Kin

When trying to contact next of kin, our team of heir hunters offer unbeatable service enabling lawyers to find missing beneficiaries with ease. Whether you need to find one beneficiary or entire families of heirs, we would urge you to contact a member of our team for a free initial assessment.