Genealogy Services for the Legal Profession
Gengenie Research’s probate genealogists (also known as Heir Hunters) have been working in the Scottish Genealogy industry for many years and have delivered outstanding results to our legal clients without fail.
Whether you are faced with an intestate case or need to trace a person or a document, Gengenie Research can help you with our ability to visit Scotland’s People Centre, which is part of the National Records of Scotland, at any point. We are ideally situated to help you with Scottish records and have a database of resources at our disposal to help you with your search over the whole of the UK and further afield.
These are some of our genealogy services offered:
- Tracing legal beneficiaries in cases of intestacy
- Locating missing heirs named in Will’s
- Tracing missing shareholders
- Locating pension fund holders and their legal beneficiaries
- Grant and Will searches
- Locating account trustees, executors
We don’t cut corners; Gengenie Research’s reports and conclusions are trusted and readily accepted for missing beneficiary indemnity insurance.
We offer speedy, friendly, and affordable service—and, like you, we are determined to reach a legally sound outcome.
If you have a problem we can help you with, don’t hesitate to contact us for a free consultation. Likewise, if you have any questions, please check out our Frequently Asked Questions page.
All our Scottish Probate & Legal Genealogy Services are conducted with the utmost confidentiality, ensuring that your personal information and the details of the estate remain secure and protected.
Information in our research into an estate obtained by our Scottish Probate & Legal Genealogy Research specialist or information given during our study is never to be passed to third parties other than to complete the claims process on the estate we are working.
Why Have Our Probate & Legal Genealogists Contacted You?
Have you received communication from Gengenie Research Scottish Probate & Legal Genealogy Research?
Our highly skilled team has identified that you may be entitled to a share of an estate. Gengenie Research, with its extensive experience and expertise, is a leader in probate research and tracing missing beneficiaries to estates.
Estates which come to our attention may have been sitting on the Queens and Lord Treasures Remembrancer List (QLTR) or The Bona Vacantia List (TSoL) for many years, or we may have been referred a case by a Lawyer, Solicitor or an individual who may have known the deceased.
Estates which come to our attention may have been sitting on the Queens and Lord Treasures Remembrancer List (QLTR) or The Bona Vacantia List (TSoL) for many years, or we may have been referred a case by a Lawyer, Solicitor or an individual who may have known the deceased.
The Queens and Lord Treasures Remembrancer List (QLTR) or The Bona Vacantia List (TSoL) holds the Government’s Treasury Department for Scotland, England and Wales and contains estates which have been passed to them where the deceased has died intestate.
The deceased person in question may have passed away without any known kin and without having written a valid will or other binding declaration, or they may have blood relations and are unaware of the funds passed to the Treasury. These funds may result from an insurance policy, bank account, or organisation.
Our Scottish probate genealogist at Gengenie Research (also known as an heir Hunter) relentlessly traces missing heirs to estates worldwide, especially those with Scottish connections. Our meticulous Probate Genealogy Research skills are dedicated to tracing and locating the estate’s missing heirs, ensuring every potential beneficiary gets noticed.
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