Our trusted research partner in Tunisia has more than 25 years of experience in the field and specializes in international probate genealogy, with particular expertise in complex cross-border inheritance research.

Research in Tunisia can present a number of challenges. Historical records may be incomplete due to war, political change, or poor preservation practices. In addition, digitization remains limited, meaning that many records are not available online and require in-person access through the National Archives or local municipal offices. Researchers must also navigate records created in multiple languages, including Arabic, French, Italian, and Ottoman Turkish, depending on the period and region involved.

Despite these complexities, our established research partner in Tunisia has the local knowledge, linguistic expertise, and practical experience required to successfully resolve cases involving Tunisian family history and international probate research.