What we can help with

An unknown branch, conflicting explanations for a relationship, or a group of matches you want to understand.

How the process works

1. Set the scope

   We agree on a research question and what information you consent to share before reviewing any matches.

2. Investigate and compare evidence

   With your consent, we look at shared matches, documented family trees, and relevant records. We compare plausible relationships and explain where the available evidence leaves more than one interpretation.

3. Review the results

   We walk through the work together, explain any open questions, and agree on what you can do next.

What you can receive

An explanation of the strongest leads, the evidence behind them, possible alternative relationships, and steps that could clarify unresolved questions.

What to bring to a consultation

In your initial inquiry, describe the relationship you want to understand. Keep raw DNA files, screenshots of private matches, and account credentials out of the inquiry.