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$35 for KCBA Member
$50 for Non-Member

60 minutes
Date Published

September 15, 2023

Publisher

King County Bar Association

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Summary

Presentation: “2023 How Forensic Genealogists Locate Missing and Unknown Heirs and Beneficiaries” by Christine Neumann

A brief summary of the topic to be discussed: In today's world, families are complex, complicated, and often scattered, making identifying and locating heirs and beneficiaries challenging. Who can you turn to when you have a case involving a missing or unknown heir or beneficiary? Join Christine E. Neumann, a professional forensic genealogist with over 25 years of research experience, as she discusses how the field of forensic genealogy can benefit the legal community and how she helps attorneys find those hard-to-find individuals. By the end of this presentation, you will:

    • Have a new understanding of how forensic genealogy can be used in the legal setting
    • Be aware of the 5 important aspects you should consider when hiring a forensic genealogist
    • Know how to make the most of the forensic genealogist-attorney partnership
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