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Finders International have received coverage in the Eastbourne Herald and  recognised for their work in the John Redvers Barrett case.

"The Family of an Eastbourne Veteran, who died with no known relatives to attend his funeral, have been discovered"- Eastbourne Herald

Early this year, Nick Christou, a 31-year-old McDonald's worker, received a letter from Heir Hunters, Finders International, who had been working on a case to track down the relatives of Jim Ross.

Finders International’s Danny Curran recently shared his top tips for tracing relatives with ITV’s This Morning.

Heir Hunters in England and Germany helped unravel the case of Jozef Domanski, a former Worcestershire textile worker from Kidderminster who died without leaving a will and the search for a next of kin took seven years of extensive research and work.

Interview: Maeve Mullin, Finders International’s Senior Researcher, joins Ray D’arcy in the RTÉ studio to discuss how Finders are helping to find the beneficiaries of the large number of unclaimed estates in Ireland.

Finders International, a leading probate genealogy firm that featured on the BBC television series ‘Heir Hunters’, have been included in a news article by the Yorkshire Business for winning ‘Best UK Probate Research Firm of the Year’ at the inaugural UK Probate Research Awards.

Finders International MD, Danny Curran, talks to the Law Society Private Client Magazine and gives his best practice tips and advice on how to select and instruct a probate research firm.

A former BBC World Service newsroom worker was contacted by Finders International who told her she was the rightful heir to a £300,000 fortune, according to a recent article in The Daily Mail.

I was born in London in 1938, and my father left my mother 10 months later. There was a diphtheria scare, and I became unwell. The bombing started in the 1940s, and soon we were sleeping on the platform at Highbury and Islington tube station.