Public Sector Services

For enquiries, please do contact us by phone: +44 (0) 20 8914 8317 or email: [email protected]

We offer a wide range of services, including:

Tracing missing beneficiaries where a client has died intestate by providing a full ‘end-to-end’ service including the administration and distribution of the estate

Tracing and contacting family members so that they can arrange the funeral and provide each other family support

Preparing a complete genealogy report and family tree, complete with supporting documentation

Tracing and contacting the individuals believed to be entitled and informing them of their inheritance

Recovering and realising unclaimed financial assets and property due to these individuals and assisting them to recover their entitlements

Providing ad hoc tracing, address validation and certificate ordering both in the United Kingdom and abroad

We can also arrange for the provision of Missing Beneficiary Indemnity Insurance and Missing Will Insurance.

Working in Partnership with You

We tailor each of our engagements according to your needs, with mutually agreed objectives.

We provide regular updates and reports on progress, and if requested, we can provide you with secure on-line access to TCAS, our client record system to enable you to view the progress of your cases. This purpose-built secure IT infrastructure designed to cater for the demands of this specialised work.

Dedicated Case Managers

A dedicated Case Manager(s) will be assigned to you. Their role is to undertake and co-ordinate all research and reporting activity, liaise with the individuals we are able to trace, and manage the legal processes.

Day-to-day direct contact will be maintained through your Relationship Manager who will keep you informed on progress, and be available to answer any questions you may have along the way.

Our aim is to keep our fee levels reasonable at all times.

Have we been in touch

If you have received correspondence from us, contact us to speak with one of our Case Managers.

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