We investigate, locate, and recover digital assets for estates, trusts, and receiverships. Flat-fee engagements. No findings, no success fee.
Some fiduciaries call because they’ve found something they can’t open — an encrypted wallet, a hardware device, a laptop with confirmed holdings and no accessible credentials. The asset is confirmed. It just needs to be unlocked.
Others call because the circumstances strongly suggest digital assets exist but haven’t been located yet: an individual with a technical background, unexplained exchange transactions in the financial records, old hardware in the estate. The indicators are strong enough to warrant investigation before closing.
Others call to satisfy due diligence — to document that a reasonable search was conducted and nothing was missed. Every engagement delivers a written findings report documenting what was found or confirmed not to exist, and what methodology was used.
Every engagement also surfaces indicators of traditional hidden assets: undisclosed accounts, forgotten retirement funds, and safe deposit box records that may not appear in the obvious estate inventory.
Every engagement draws on 15+ years of financial investigation experience and a TRM-DFC credential in digital asset forensics.
Engagements are designed to be straightforward for all parties. The fiduciary manages the client relationship; we handle the technical work and deliver a written report.
These indicators apply to estates, trusts, receiverships, and conservatorships — any matter where digital assets may exist or may be inaccessible. If two or more apply, contact us before closing the matter. If you already know digital assets exist but cannot be accessed, contact us directly.
Consultations are free, confidential, and take approximately 15 minutes. We’ll review the matter, recommend the appropriate service, and explain exactly what the engagement would involve.
We serve fiduciaries nationwide. Devices are shipped to us for forensic analysis; recovered assets are transferred directly to the designated account, regardless of location. Local engagements in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region can be handled in person.
Engagements are initiated through the attorney of record, executor, trustee, court-appointed receiver, or conservator. We do not engage directly with estate beneficiaries or family members.
Trust Forensics does not provide general data recovery, IT support, or consumer device services. Our practice is limited to civil legal and financial asset investigations for attorneys, fiduciaries, and court-appointed professionals. We do not accept criminal defense referrals, law enforcement work, or government contract engagements.
Sample findings reports are available on request.
Consultations are confidential and carry no obligation. We typically respond to email inquiries within one business day.