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Evolution of the Genealogist's profession
Complexe profession
For around a century, the profession of heir finder has developed and become more complex at the same time.
Evolution
The increasing rate of divorces, blended families, increased mobility, different surnames within the same family and increasing life expectancy means that identifying heirs or owners of property is not so easy.
Resources
A notary in charge of an inheritance is obliged to identify all potential heirs of the deceased. This, however, is a best efforts obligation, they usually don't have the material, human and legal resources required when it comes to finding heirs.
The solution
A genealogist! A genealogist is the only professional authorised by law to consult all civil status registers which can identify heirs up to 6 times removed.
They talk about us
Here are different sites and magazines that talk about the Guénifey genealogical study and our use of the trust.
Three questions to Julien Llorca, Director General of the Guenifey Genealogical Study (March 4, 2019)
Governance
Supervisory Board
Francois POITRINAL - President
André SAINT-MLEUX - Member
Ludovic DE POLIGNAC - Member
Charles DE YTURBE - Member
Luc PASCAL - Member
Directory
Julien LLORCA - President
Jean-Noël CHAZE - Member
Pascal GEORGELIN - Member
Romain BOVYN - Member
Management
Committee
Julien LLORCA - President
Jean-Noël CHAZE - Commercial director
Pascal GEORGELIN - Director of Research
Caroline BERTIN - Human Resources & Communication Director
Jean-Pascal MALAROCHE - Financial director
Guillaume RIGOLLET - Regulation & Legal Director
Audrey BOCCADIFUOCO - Director of Development
Romain BOVYN - IT Transition Director
Guillaume PASTOR - Communication Director
Associate directors
Associate directors
Pascal GEORGELIN
Jean-Noël CHAZE
Frédérique GRIMOND
Geneviève MICHELIN
Pierre-Olivier JOURDES
Véronique MAIREY
Karine DESCAT
Anne-Sophie NOGACKI
Guillaume RIGOLLET
Jean-Pascal MALAROCHE
Caroline BERTIN