Family & Estate Records
Connect names, generations, and the estate records available for review. Each documented relationship points back to its source.

Custom Family Research
When the records are scattered and the next step is hard to see, we bring the research together. A report built around your family, what you already know, and what you need to find out.
The Scope Starts with You
Your report may focus on one area or connect several. We agree on the questions and sources before research begins.
Connect names, generations, and the estate records available for review. Each documented relationship points back to its source.
Check relevant unclaimed-money sources and follow clues about accounts, insurance, and retirement benefits. Some searches require you to take part directly.
When property is part of your question, trace parcel records and recorded documents, noting missing links and conflicting information.
Inside Your Report
A useful answer shows where it came from. Your report separates what the records establish, what looks promising, and what remains unresolved.
Explore the Report FormatScope & Pricing
A Focused Question
$500–750
A focused family or estate question with a limited set of records and places to check.
A More Complex History
$1,500–2,500
More generations, relatives across states, or missing connections that need deeper research.
A fixed quote is agreed before research begins. Half is due on acceptance and half on delivery. You pay for the research and report, regardless of whether money or property is found. Timing and any record costs are confirmed in your quote.
Yes. Our guides and links to official search tools are free. A custom report is for people who want help researching and organizing a particular family question.
Explore Free SearchesNo. There is no single public database of everything a person owned. We document the sources actually checked and explain their limits. A search with no match does not prove that no account, policy, benefit, or asset exists.
No. It organizes factual research for you and your advisers. An attorney determines legal rights, inheritance shares, estate authority, title, and any required filings or signatures.
The person’s name, relevant places, and the question you want answered are a starting point. We will identify any additional records needed when agreeing on scope. Please do not send Social Security numbers, account credentials, or sensitive documents in an initial inquiry.
The report identifies the gap and what would be needed to resolve it. Some records require your participation, an authorized representative, a clerk request, or professional assistance. Those limits stay visible in the findings.