Your Complete Genealogy Resources Hub
Access curated guides, checklists, DNA tools, articles, and learning materials designed to help you research confidently, whether you’re a beginner, adoptee, or advanced genealogist.
Latest Updates & Announcements
Stay up to date with webinars, talks, findings, publications, and research breakthroughs.
Updates:
- 1:1 Support Available: Personalised guidance to help you understand your ancestry DNA matches
- Case Update: Recent success story reconnecting two half-siblings after 40 years
- New Resource Added: Probate Research Document Checklist
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Whether you’re facing a brick wall, unsure how to interpret DNA results, or working on a legal/probate case, you can connect directly with her.
Have Questions? We’re Here to Help
Get quick answers to common questions about genealogy, DNA research, and our process.
How long does the research process take?
Most standard genealogy and DNA research cases take 4–12 weeks, depending on the availability of records, complexity, and the scope of your request.
Urgent legal or probate cases can often be prioritized.
What if previous researchers couldn’t solve my case?
Many clients come to us with challenging or “brick-wall” cases, and that’s where our expertise shines. We use advanced DNA triangulation, cluster analysis, and in-depth record research to uncover details others may have missed. With access to all major genealogy databases and a wide range of resources, we maximize every opportunity to find answers. By blending traditional research with genetic genealogy, we often identify extended family connections that open exciting new possibilities.
That said, genealogy isn’t always straightforward. Some cases remain unsolved due to missing or lost records, and historical gaps can limit what’s possible. But we never stop trying—new records are digitized every day, and persistence often pays off. Our goal is to give you the best chance at breaking through those walls, with honesty and transparency every step of the way.
Are all resources free?
Many guides are free; some advanced tools may require a consultation or purchase.
Where should beginners start?
Download the “Beginner Genealogy Checklist” and read our introductory blog posts.
Can these resources replace professional research?
They’re designed to help, but complex cases often need expert support. Christine is available for consultation if you need deeper assistance.
How often are new resources added?
Multiple times a month, especially after major genealogy updates or discoveries.
