The Heir Hunters®
No Win No Fee.
We offer a claims service where we aim to undercut the fees of any of the recognised Heir Hunting firms in the UK. Our clients may also be entitled to FREE legal services for dealing with the administration of an estate and property conveyancing.
Beneficiaries.
If you believe that you are entitled to a share of an unclaimed estate and you have been approached by Heir Hunters who are proposing to charge you a fee that you are unhappy with give us a ring. You should not feel pressured into signing any form of agreement.
Solicitors.
We offer a beneficiary research and tracing service on a contingency fee basis where neither you nor the estate that you represent pay a fee. Our fee is negotiated with any missing beneficiaries that we trace ensuring that any existing heirs who are your clients are best served.
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“We have recovered thousands of pounds from unclaimed estates on behalf of our clients and would welcome the opportunity to act for you.”
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“The Treasury takes in millions of pounds each year from unclaimed estates and some of the cash could be yours!”
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“We would like to think that solicitors are no longer referring cases to Heir Hunters who have been charging beneficiaries fees of over 25%.”
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VE Day 75th Anniversary – NHS
Posted by The Heir Hunter on May 7, 2020
Friday 8 May 2020 marks 75 years since Victory in Europe Day when the Second World War came to an end in Europe. The long-anticipated news resulted in celebrations breaking out across the nation. A national holiday was declared, and people came together to mark the moment. To celebrate VE Day and to support the […]
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Free UK People Search – NHS
Posted by The Heir Hunter on April 9, 2020
The NHS staff working tirelessly on the frontline have been deservedly praised by people up and down the country for their work and to show our appreciation we are offering them a Free People Search this weekend. Generally you would have to register and pay for such a service however frontline NHS staff can email […]
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Free Wills Month!
Posted by The Heir Hunter on March 5, 2020
Free Wills Month March 2020 is now open! Free Wills Month brings together a group of well-respected charities to offer members of the public aged 55 and over the opportunity to have their simple Wills written or updated free of charge by using participating solicitors in selected locations across England, Scotland and Wales. An up […]
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Heir Hunters List
Posted by The Heir Hunter on February 11, 2020
When the Government Legal Department release details of new unclaimed estates we publish them on our website. The Treasury takes in millions of pounds each year from unclaimed estates and some of the cash could be yours! Check the Heir Hunters List for details of the latest estates and follow us on social media to […]
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Dying Intestate
Posted by The Heir Hunter on January 22, 2020
Generally we deal with the estates of people who have died intestate which means they have not made a valid will. In such circumstances the law sets out who is entitled to inherit the assets of the deceased person. In February, when a person dies without having made a Will and leaving a surviving spouse, that […]
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Black Friday – Ancestry DNA
Posted by The Heir Hunter on November 29, 2019
Family History researchers are increasingly being drawn to the use of DNA testing as a way to overcome their genealogy brick walls. A DNA test on its own however is not very informative and it may be best used as a family history research tool in combination with documentary records. It can be satisfying to have […]
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October is Free Wills Month!
Posted by The Heir Hunter on October 10, 2019
Free Wills Month is now open! Free Wills Month brings together a group of well-respected charities to offer members of the public aged 55 and over the opportunity to have their simple Wills written or updated free of charge by using participating solicitors in selected locations across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Legal Services Regulation
Posted by The Heir Hunter on September 23, 2019
Independent Review of Legal Services Regulation The interim report of the Independent Review of Legal Services Regulation, conducted by Stephen Mayson identifies a mismatch between consumer expectations of regulation and protection, and the current structure. In particular, the review questions the continuing need for ‘reserved’ legal activities that exclude providers outside the existing framework. The […]