Probate genealogy identifies legitimate heirs when an estate cannot be settled. In Southeast Asia, Banian Genealogy Asia, partnered with Coutot-Roehrig, conducts heir searches, verifies filiations, and prepares notarial documentation to ensure compliance with French succession law.

Banian Genealogy Asia, en partenariat avec Coutot-Roehrig, consolide une présence déterminante en Asie du Sud-Est, mêlant une expertise mondiale et une compréhension du terrain.

Banian Genealogy becomes the Exclusive Partner of Coutot-Roehrig in Southeast Asia

Learn how to manage an international inheritance, avoid double taxation, and identify heirs abroad with Banian Genealogy Asia. Understanding International Inheritance An international inheritance occurs when a deceased person owns assets or has heirs in more than one country. Determining the applicable law (either residence or nationality) is the first step in avoiding conflicts. Which Law Applies? According to the EU Regulation No. 650/2012 , the applicable law is that of th

Genealogy is more than just names on a chart—it's about understanding who we are, where we come from, and how our ancestors shaped the lives we live today. In Southeast Asia, the journey into family history is both fascinating and complex, enriched by oral traditions, colonial archives, and the region's rich cultural diversity. A Rich Tapestry of Cultures and Lineages Southeast Asia is a region of incredible diversity, home to countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vie

Many people are unaware that they may be entitled to an inheritance in France or within the European Union — even if they live abroad. If you have family in France — parents, children, uncles, aunts, cousins, or grandparents — you may have inheritance rights without realising it. At Banian Genealogy , we specialise in heir research  and international inheritance support . Through our exclusive partnership with Coutot-Roehrig , Europe’s leading probate genealogy firm since 189

Why the SEA3K Genomic Dataset Matters for Genealogists In June 2025, scientists introduced the SEA3K genomic dataset , a groundbreaking Southeast Asian genomic atlas published in Nature . Until now, fewer than 200 indigenous genomes from mainland Southeast Asia have been represented in international databases. This new dataset includes over 3,000 sequenced genomes from six countries, covering five language families and 30 ethnic groups. This initiative provides unprecedented