Our Polish research partners bring more than 50 years of combined genealogical research experience. Their skilled multilingual teams specialize in family history and inheritance cases, providing knowledgeable support in even the most complex matters.

Research in Poland can present particular challenges. Privacy laws may limit access to records, while archives are decentralized and often spread across multiple jurisdictions. Civil registration also began relatively late in some areas, starting in 1808, with earlier records typically preserved in parish registers.

There are also significant gaps in the record due to war and border changes. Depending on the region and time period, documents may appear in Polish, Latin, German, or Russian, which can add further complexity to the research process.

Despite these challenges, our trusted research partners have the local knowledge, language capabilities, and specialist expertise needed to support thorough genealogical research in Poland for international probate research matters.