Public Appeal by Kurtz Detective Agency Berlin to Locate Heirs
Too Many Search Results for Clear Identification
Kurtz Detective Agency Berlin has been commissioned by an Australian consortium of lawyers to locate Daniela Berger (likely born in 1973 or 1974) and Stephanie Berger, as these two women are named beneficiaries of the estate of Ursula Kurits.
Unfortunately, the available personal data relating to Daniela and Stephanie Berger is so limited that it is not possible to identify the correct heirs among the large number of people in Germany with the same name.
Personal Data of the Deceased and the Heirs
The deceased Ursula Kurits, born Foetzki, was born in Berlin in 1924. Her parents were Joseph Foetzki and Emma Kuehnau. She passed away in August 2016 in Sydney, Australia. Until his death in 1992 in Sydney, Ursula was married to Olaf (also Olof) Kurits. The couple emigrated to Australia in 1950.
Daniela Berger’s mother is or was named Petra, who was the niece of Mr Kurits. In the mid-1970s, mother and daughter travelled to Australia and visited the Kurits couple for approximately four to six weeks. At that time, Petra and Daniela Berger are believed to have been living in West Berlin.
It is unclear why the deceased named Daniela and Stephanie as heirs instead of Petra. It is possible that Petra Berger is no longer alive.
Stephanie is very likely another relative of Petra and Daniela.
The names Daniela and Stephanie Berger are listed as heirs in the will, but without sufficient personal data to clearly identify them among numerous people with the same name in Germany.
You Can Help by Sharing This Appeal
The names Daniela and Stephanie Berger appear in the English-language will as heirs, but without further identifying details such as residential addresses, dates of birth or even places of residence. Our Australian clients and Kurtz Investigations Berlin kindly ask you to share this appeal in order to increase its reach and the likelihood that the heirs become aware of their inheritance claim. If you personally know a Daniela, Petra or Stephanie Berger, we would also ask you to inform that person about this search request.
Contact Kurtz Detective Agency Berlin with Information
If you have further information or if you are one of the persons sought, we would be pleased to hear from you: +49 30 5557 8641-0 or kontakt@kurtz-detektei-berlin.de.
Kurtz Detective Agency Berlin
Rykestraße 26
10405 Berlin
Tel.: +49 30 555 786 41-0
Fax: +49 30 555 786 41-9
E-Mail: kontakt@kurtz-detektei-berlin.de
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Kurtz Investigations Berlin
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Tel.: +49 30 555 786 41-0
Fax: +49 30 555 786 41-9
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