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The term “lost assets” describes those which cannot be found in the financial records of an individual or organization. When people relocate, change employment, or open up an account for someone else, they may lose or forget their assets, for example. In the US alone there are billions of dollars of lost assets also known as lost Assets.
Similarly, when there is a death and there is no documentation of the investment made in one’s belongings, assets may potentially be “lost”. Although ownership of these assets cannot be contested, steps must be taken to guarantee the records administrator has the most recent information. Probate courts and lost Assets could hold these assets.
Lauth Investigations and their team strive to locate the rightful owner of the asset and return to the owner and heirs by conducting complex Genealogy research and connecting owners of the asset.
Sifting through family ancestry to confirm legitimate heirs and beneficiaries is paramount in the recovery of lost assets. Genealogical research — specifically — aids in identifying legitimate descendants who are entitled to receive unclaimed assets due to ambiguous ownership or missing records.
Expert genealogists make connections between current and former family members through official documents such as birth and death certificates, and via historical data. In being reunited with lost money, families are often rewarded a sense of closure. This process guarantees that unclaimed estates, financial assets, and/or property are returned to their rightful owners, which can sometimes span generations.
In legal cases requiring proof of heirship, Lauth Investigations International can provide expert witness testimony underpinned by our comprehensive investigations and documentation. This service ensures that you have a solid foundation in court when demonstrating heirship. Our team is committed to offering the evidence and testimony needed to support your claims, whether they involve probate matters, estate disputes, or other legal issues relating to heirs.