Unclaimed Estates.
Rightful Heirs.
Millions in unclaimed wills and dormant estates await their rightful beneficiaries.
We understand that receiving unexpected communication of this nature may
raise concerns.
We are a professional firm specialising in forensic genealogy and heir
tracing.
If you have received a letter from us, it means that research indicates
a possible connection to an unclaimed estate.
Our services are typically provided on a contingency basis. No upfront
payment is required, and fees are only payable if a claim is successfully
established.
All information is handled in accordance with applicable data protection
laws and treated as strictly confidential.
Heir Tracing Identification and location of individuals who may be legally entitled
to inherit from estates where beneficiaries are unknown or missing.
Unclaimed Estate Research Genealogical research conducted to establish the family history of the
deceased and determine potential beneficiaries.
Archival Research Examination of historical records including civil registration, church
registers, migration documentation, and administrative archives across Europe.
Genealogical research in Central and Eastern Europe presents unique challenges due to historical border changes, migration, and multilingual documentation. Family records are often dispersed across multiple countries and archives, requiring specialised knowledge and access to diverse sources. Our research frequently involves records from Poland, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, and other European jurisdictions.
Lustgarten Legacy Management specialises in forensic genealogy, heir tracing, and international inheritance research. Our work focuses on identifying rightful heirs in cases where estates remain unresolved because family connections have been lost or beneficiaries cannot be identified. By combining genealogical investigation, historical analysis, and archival documentation from across Europe, we reconstruct documented family histories and assist in establishing inheritance rights. Many of our investigations involve records from multiple countries and languages, requiring specialised knowledge of European genealogical sources and historical context.
Why have I been contacted?
You may have been contacted because genealogical research suggests a
possible connection to an individual whose estate is under investigation.
Does receiving a letter mean I will inherit?
No. Further verification and legal procedures are required.
Do I need to pay anything?
No upfront payment is required. Fees apply only in the event of a
successful claim.
How long does the process take?
The duration depends on the complexity of the case and legal procedures
involved.
Is my personal information safe?
Yes. All data is handled in accordance with applicable data protection
regulations.
What happens if I do not respond?
You are under no obligation to respond. However, failing to do so may
mean that an unclaimed estate which we have identified that you are connected to cannot be pursued.
What is the cost to me?
All costs incurred pursuing your application are deducted from our remuneration fee. The standard rate for our
service is 30% of the final amount received. The recovered benefit will first be paid into an account of your choice, from which
we will expect payment.
What is the value of
the inheritance?
We can give you an
estimate but we will only know for sure the potential value involved when the application is
underway.
Will I have to pay any
debt, or will there be any other obligations?
We can only provide
you with estimated figures, but there will not be any further cost to you. If
any outstanding debt still remains on a property this is already deducted from
the estimated figure, by signing the agreement you will not become liable for any debt.
Data Controller
Lustgarten Legacy
Management is the data controller responsible for the processing of personal
data.
Pl. Solny 8/9 m8 50-061 Wrocław Poland
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0001192179 NIP: PL8971959100
IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED A LETTER ...
If you have received communication from Lustgarten Legacy Management, it
may be because genealogical research suggests a possible connection between you
and an estate.
Receiving such communication does not automatically confirm that you are
entitled to an inheritance.
Further genealogical verification and legal
procedures may be required.
In many cases, the people we contact directly are unaware of distant relatives or their potential
connections to an estate.