Here at tracing beneficiaries we specialise in identifying and tracing people that are believed to be beneficiaries and heirs to estates, property and assets worldwide.
Tracing Beneficiaries Service
We work on behalf of solicitors, private clients, local authorities, estate administrators and large corporations providing them with the most comprehensive and up-to-date information possible what ever their case may be.
Welcome to Tracing Beneficiaries, the ultimate solution for identifying, locating & connecting people & assets when it matters most.
Owing to our many years experience and knowledge within this sector we are also able to offer comprehensive legal assistance with all probate matters aswell as having the full capability of genealogy and family research.
We serve solicitors, private clients, local authorities, trust and estate administrators, unclaimed asset departments and large corporations. We are also able to find an entitled heir if a next of kin is unknown.
Due to our extenstive network of specialists and technology, we are able to legally operate, understand and work through our processes in every country in the world.
Private Sector Tracing Beneficiaries
At Tracing Beneficiaries UK, we specialise in locating missing heirs and beneficiaries for legal professionals, estate administrators, and private clients. Whether a will is present or intestacy rules apply, we have the expertise to trace individuals quickly and discreetly.
We understand the importance of accuracy and sensitivity in these cases. Our team uses a combination of genealogical research, historical records, and modern investigative tools to provide results you can rely on.
We work on a fixed-fee or contingency basis, depending on your needs. There are no hidden costs, and we’ll always agree on a transparent fee structure before starting the work.
Our services include:
Tracing missing heirs and beneficiaries
Constructing family trees
Verifying entitlements
Providing expert witness statements if required
Whether you’re a solicitor handling probate or an individual trying to find a lost family member, we’re here to help.
Contact us today for a free consultation or to learn more about how we can assist you.
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Public Sector Tracing Beneficiaries
At Tracing Beneficiaries UK, we support public sector bodies including the NHS, local authorities, social services, and housing associations by providing efficient, ethical tracing of missing next of kin and beneficiaries.
We understand the challenges that arise when individuals pass away intestate, or when contact with family members is lost. Our experienced team uses verified research methods to locate next of kin—helping your organisation meet legal obligations and ensure appropriate decisions are made regarding estates, care planning, and public health responsibilities.
We operate with discretion, professionalism, and complete transparency. Our flexible fee structures include fixed-fee and contingency-based options, with no hidden costs.
Our public sector tracing services include:
Tracing next of kin for deceased individuals
Verifying family relationships
Providing family trees and documented evidence
Supporting coroners, hospitals, and adult social care teams
Offering expert witness statements where necessary
If your department needs help locating relatives or verifying kinship for case management, safeguarding, or estate resolution, we’re here to assist.
Get in touch today to discuss how we can support your public sector team.
Tracing Beneficiaries, Trusted Client Reviews !
“As a legal executive working in probate, I have frequently engaged the services of genealogists to assist with tracing beneficiaries and heirs in complex estate cases. I recently worked with Tracing Beneficiaires and was extremely impressed with their expertise, attention to detail, and dedication to achieving the best possible outcome for our client. Their thorough research and analysis were instrumental in identifying previously unknown heirs and ensuring a fair distribution of the estate. I highly recommend Tracing Beneficiaries to anyone in need of a skilled and reliable genealogist.”