Tracing missing People and absconders
If you have lost contact with a relative or friend, or someone you know who you have not seen for a considerable length of time, we can usually locate their current whereabouts, even if you have little information to go on.
In instances where someone who owes money has absconded deliberately, to avoid repaying a debt or CCJ, we have a specialist tracing team.
We can also trace people in adoption enquiry matters, whether it is to find your real parent(s) or find out what has become of someone who was adopted.
Moore Associates are frequently instructed by solicitors to locate beneficiaries in wills and probate matters.
We have an impressive track record for locating people, whether they have gone missing, are fugitives, or if little is known about them.
FAQ's
What about tracing people overseas?
We are happy to conduct trace enquiries anywhere in the world.
How much does it cost?
We can provide a fixed-fee tracing service in all but the most difficult cases. Please call us for a quote.
Will the address be up to date?
Yes. Our tracing agents will ensure that your data is up to date, and we will check it thoroughly before reporting our findings to you .
Can you find out anything else about them?
Our team can provide all kinds of information apart from an address, please contact us for specifics.
how to instruct us
Call us in complete confidence on 020 7138 2798
Our initial consultation by phone and/or email is free of charge and 100% no-obligation.
In order to estimate costs and time involved to complete your investigation, we will need to know some specifics regarding your case.
We can provide a fixed fee service starting from £250.00. The pricing structure is based on several elements, such as how much factual information you have about the person you need to find, they type of case (i.e. missing person, debtor, probate matter etc) and whether or not the subject is in the UK or elsewhere.
We will not disclose to the person we are tracing on your behalf that we are conducting the investigation unless you instruct us explicitly to do so.