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When DNA Enters the Family Tree
Genealogy has traditionally relied on documents: church and civil registers, census records, probate documents, obituaries, old letters, and other archival sources. From these, researchers try to reconstruct who was whose child, sibling, or more distant relative.
PRESS RELEASE – Family Tree Ltd. Turns 35
35 Years Serving Our Clients – Családfa Kft. (Family Tree Ltd.) has been researching heirs in Central and Eastern Europe since 1991. The company is celebrating its 35th anniversary with more than 2,000 successfully completed cases and tens of thousands of satisfied clients.
Overview of the American Probate Process and Estate Administration
U.S. states are currently managing tens of billions of dollars’ worth of assets (bank accounts, stocks, life insurance policies) for which nobody has come forward. The matter is complicated by the fact that the topics of American inheritance and probate procedures (probate process), as well as “unclaimed estates” (unclaimed property / escheat), are extremely wide-ranging, because in the United States there is no unified federal inheritance law.
Searching for Civil Records in Hungary
How can you search civil registration records in Hungary? Our Budapest-based genealogy team explains how local archives and FamilySearch databases can help.
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FAMILY TREE LTD. – CSALÁDFA KFT.
International Probate Research Bureau
Co-founder of Hungarian Heir Search Association
(Családfa Kft. is registered under number 01 09 673 772 in the Court of Registration, Budapest)
Our Office:
Bécsi út 13, Budapest, Hungary 1023
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1301 Budapest, Pf. 72.
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(+36 1) 453 7020
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