Best Practices for Genealogy in a Legal Setting

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60 minutes

Date Published

March 13, 2023

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Dayton Bar Association

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Best Practices for Genealogy in a Legal Setting
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Laurie Hermance-Moore, MLS, Accredited Genealogist

Laurie provides law firms with expert genealogy services to identify missing or unknown heirs in probate, real estate, guardianship, and mineral rights cases. She is accredited in genealogy research for US Midwest states through the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists (ICAPGenSM) and has completed additional coursework in forensic genealogy and other advanced topics.

Learn how a credentialed genealogist consults with attorneys to accurately identify and document next-of-kin.

The standards of professional genealogy: it's much more than searching Ancestry.com
How a skilled genealogist identifies and locates the correct individuals and handles complicated families
Important techniques used to restructure a family
What the attorney should expect from the genealogist (reports, communication, family trees, service)
How to select a qualified genealogist
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Best Practices for Genealogy in a Legal Setting

Price

60 minutes

Date Published

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Questions

Summary

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

Media Files

Downloadable Files

Credit

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