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Inheritance Investigations

Inheritance Investigations can provide information to you regarding unclaimed inheritance assets that you believe are waiting for you to claim, or can provide documentation and evidence if you believe someone has maliciously interfered with your legal inheritance. Either way, PI has professional private investigators ready to help you with your case. As is often the case with anything involving assets and money, there are people out there who will try to take what does not belong to them. If you believe that someone has illegally or wrongfully interfered with your inheritance, a private investigator can provide evidence you need. You can take this evidence to a court of law and get a judgment in your favor so you can claim what belongs to you.

When you inherit money or even just a part of someone’s estate, it can be tempting to accept the windfall without questioning where it came from. But if you don’t know where your inheritance comes from and what it means for your future financial stability, then it could actually do more harm than good. This information is remarkably accurate if there are any potential legal issues related to the person who passed away or their will. Private investigators can help make sure that your birthright is truly yours before signing any paperwork. This will protect you from unwanted legal confrontations due to other heirs, forged wills, and many more problems.

Locating the deceased person is crucial to carrying out successful probate. If you’re dealing with a will, you need to know where they lived at the time of their death in order to determine whether they left a valid will. If not, you can’t carry out their wishes. You also have no way of knowing who they are next of kin is or how best to contact them. For example, if your father passed away in Vienna but was living in Klagenfurt when he died, that would be considered his home address. It doesn’t matter if he lived there for years or was just visiting Vienna on business. It’s still where he considered his home to be at the time of his death and, therefore, where paperwork should be filed from when filing for an estate administration through probate court proceedings (even if there was no written will).

The sad reality is that when someone passes away, they may not leave all the details of accounts, personal items, and wishes. You could be in charge of your family member’s estate and have no idea what they wanted or even what assets they had to work with for distribution. Hiring an experienced private investigation team will help to uncover these assets, so you have a better idea of what you are working with and how to best send information to the heirs involved. This includes finding those pieces that others may be trying to steal or hide from authorities. If a beneficiary is not acting in the same manner as their other family members, you may have grounds for suspicion. You might notice that this person has purchased expensive items, put money into new bank accounts, and made large withdrawals from the account.