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  • A Song Trip Though Memory Lane: How to Know When You Need a Private Investigator

    A Song Trip Though Memory Lane: How to Know When You Need a Private Investigator

    The long and winding road can lead us to locating a missing person or heir.  Verifying their identity prevents us from hearing, it’ ain’t me babe, so you know when you receive our results, you have a ticket to ride straight to court or close a trust, then you can lay back and drink a…

  • Locating Heirs, Beneficiaries, Witnesses, Family and Friends

    Locating Heirs, Beneficiaries, Witnesses, Family and Friends

    How difficult is it to locate an individual?  Sometimes just googling their name can produce results if that person is active on social sites, is well known, has been in the news or is deceased. If the individual is private, has gotten married and/or changed their name or has a very common name it becomes…

  • Do I Need to Hire a Private Investigator?

    Do I Need to Hire a Private Investigator?

    Life Happens…sometimes we oversee our path and other times we are influenced by choices made by others. When situations arise out of our control and cannot be handled from within, we reach out for help. can be that source to help with life-changing matters. 10 Reasons You May NOT Need to Hire a Private Investigator…

  • My Son was 45 Years When I met him for the First Time

    My Son was 45 Years When I met him for the First Time

    Today there is no shame in placing a child up for adoption, it is encouraged and the mother who made the decision with the best interest of her newborn child is commended and her life goes on. She has nothing to hide or be ashamed of. In today’s society, people have babies outside of wedlock,…

  • Hoosier Daddy – Finding a Missing Biological Father

    Hoosier Daddy – Finding a Missing Biological Father

    It happens every year around Valentine’s Day. We get a couple of calls with specific requests from a spouse in finding birth parents. And that is exactly what happened with Lorraine. Her husband wanted to know how to find a birth father. His mother was involved in a short relationship and he was the result…

  • Past Brought Into the Present – Finding a Missing Person

    Past Brought Into the Present – Finding a Missing Person

    There was this story about a WWII veteran who had dated a woman a few months in London before he was forced to leave for the Battle of Normandy in France.  After 7 decades they were reunited with the help of each of their children. We receive many calls asking questions about one’s past loves…

  • Missing Person Search of a Long Lost Family Member

    Missing Person Search of a Long Lost Family Member

    Missing Persons oftentimes aren’t really missing at all; they have just decided to lose contact with family members.  Take for instance the case where a female family member, Georgia, took off and never contacted anybody in her family with the exception of her cousin, who had recently died and did not provide any information to…

  • is your first stop to finding missing heirs

    is your first stop to finding missing heirs

    It isn’t easy to lose a loved one, especially a parent. Someone who had taken care of you and now the child has become the parent. But life happens and we go forward and live on. This was exactly the case for Miranda. Miranda’s mother had just been relocated to a nursing home. She had…

  • Would You Immediately Accept that You are a Lost Heir?

    Would You Immediately Accept that You are a Lost Heir?

    Have you ever head of a “successional” or “probate” genealogist? Apparently, they do exist, at least in Europe, but the opposite side of the coin is that some who claim the title are con artists. Yes, that means there is yet one more trick coming to light. While investigators like are pros who know how…

  • A New Twist on Missing Heir Investigation

    A New Twist on Missing Heir Investigation

    When is asked to assist in finding missing heirs, there are a variety of outcomes that repeat. In one case, the outcome has yet to repeat itself. The trust agent called the office and explained that John* had died and there were no known heirs named. However, the trust agent believed, from conversations he had…