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Legal Sector

Blanchards International provides genealogy and tracing services for lawyers and law firms worldwide.

Working on hand with the legal sector

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Tracing next of kin or beneficiaries

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Missing document searches

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Family tree verification

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Asset searches

Legal Sector

Since 2011, Blanchards International have traced heirs and missing beneficiaries for lawyers, solicitors and legal bodies worldwide

In modern day lifestyles, it’s not uncommon for people to move house, relocate abroad or estrange from relationships. As family and friends may drift, it can be difficult to regain contact.

At Blanchards International, we understand that no two cases are the same. You may be executing a will and trying to locate a missing beneficiary, or you could be handling a complex intestacy case. Whatever the situation, we specialise in identifying and tracing missing next of kin. Intestacy cases can be particularly challenging due to the laws that govern them. Our team completes the deceased’s family tree and gather details of the next of kin to ensure they receive their rightful entitlement.

In an industry that is largely unregulated, we have chosen to voluntarily register with the IAPPR. We are committed to maintaining the highest professional and ethical standards, recognising how important these values are to lawyers and other legal bodies.

Frequently asked questions

Blanchards trace beneficiaries and next of kin in cases of testacy or intestacy. We specialise in locating individuals, including executors, to ensure estates are properly administered.

Solicitors are legally required to ensure that the beneficiaries of an estate receive their rightful entitlement.

This can vary for each case. We aim to trace heirs within 2 to 4 weeks.

No matter how complex the case, our expert research team is ready to assist. Please do not hesitate to contact us.

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