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Working a Probate Case as a Forensic Genealogist

Kelvin L. Meyers
Aug 23, 2019
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Introduction
10m 10s
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Testifying
6m 54s
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Client Work
5m 52s
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Timekeeping
1m 51s
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File Storage
1m 16s
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Research Process
11m 26s
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The Report
3m 18s

About this webinar

This lecture will walk the attendee through a probate case from beginning to end. What is expected of the forensic genealogist, does the attorney want an affidavit or full report? Do I need charts or graphs? Does the report or affidavit need to be documented? These and many other questions will be answered.

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Kelvin L. Meyers
A fifth-generation Texan and professional forensic genealogist since 1990, Kelvin is a frequent speaker to genealogical societies and family associations throughout the United States. As a graduate of Texas Tech University with a history major, Ke
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