For Probate Attorneys

Find missing heirs in hours, not months.

HeirLine is an AI agent that automates forensic genealogy research. It traces family trees, searches public records, and identifies rightful heirs for probate cases.

3M+ Probate cases filed annually
$4B+ Estate admin market
0 AI tools doing heir search

Heir search hasn't changed since 1967.

Traditional heir search firms still rely on manual genealogy research, courthouse visits, and weeks of phone calls. Attorneys wait months for results and pay steep contingency fees. The process is slow, opaque, and expensive.

01

Weeks of manual research

Genealogists trace family trees by hand through vital records, obituaries, and courthouse archives. A single case can take 4-12 weeks.

02

20-35% contingency fees

Many heir search firms charge a percentage of the heir's inheritance. On a $200K estate, that's $40K-$70K in finder's fees.

03

No visibility into progress

Attorneys hand off cases to third-party firms and wait. No dashboards, no status updates, no transparency into the research process.

Three steps. One AI agent.

1

Submit the case

Enter the decedent's name, county, date of death, and any known family information. HeirLine takes it from there.

2

AI traces the family tree

HeirLine searches death records, vital statistics, obituary databases, property records, and public data sources to build a complete kinship map.

3

Get a verified heir report

Receive a documented report with identified heirs, relationship chains, contact information, and source citations ready for court filing.

Manual firms vs. HeirLine

Traditional Firms HeirLine
Turnaround 4-12 weeks Hours to days
Pricing 20-35% contingency Flat per-case fee
Visibility Opaque, wait for updates Real-time progress dashboard
Documentation PDF report at the end Sourced, court-ready reports
Scalability Limited by headcount Run 50 cases simultaneously

Every heir deserves to be found.

Billions sit in unclaimed estates because the people they belong to don't know the money exists. HeirLine changes that.