Founded in 1965, we provide a range of expert services that cover every aspect of probate and estate administration. Legal professionals turn to us because they know that we can be trusted to take care of their challenges professionally and competently. We bring clarity to estate administration by delivering proven genealogical research and asset repatriation services that mitigate risk for legal professionals.
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Title Research have written a commentary piece on how adoption can impact genealogical research
nbsp Hosted on Tuesday 20th of March at 12 00PM Title Research will be hosting a free CPD webinar which takes examines complications that can arise out of the estate administration process Hosted by
Hosted on Tuesday 6th of March Title Research will be hosting a free CPD webinar which outlines some of the most common risks faced by legal professionals when faced with missing beneficiaries or incomplete family
How do you find the next of kin on an intestacy matter You may have an estate to administer where the deceased left no Will in place What are the next steps What are the
In this final Title Research webinar of the year we look back at 2017 including the proposed probate fee changes the Law Commission public consultation on reforming Wills discuss the forthcoming webinars for next year
The quarterly news digest Entitlement is now available for download In this edition Title Research showcase their specialist services and feature an industry opinion piece from Caroline Bielanska which discusses whether legal professionals can do
Join Title Research next Tuesday 12th of December at 12pm for their free 30 minute CPD content webinar which discusses dealing with assets both domestically and overseas
Well known specialist firm Professional Deputies has become the latest company to partner with Today s Wills amp Probate
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