I am a professional genealogist, but only in my spare time, never as a full-time job. Working at it full-time would take the fun out of it. At least the people who pay me think I'm a professional. :)

I can track down people and connect families. I have been doing this for over 50 years. I have my own library, and I have all the information I've ever discovered, whether on ordinary people, celebrities, or DS.

I was able to track all of Ezra Cohen-Watnick's relatives and found who they were, where they lived, what businesses they owned, and how they were connected. I think he's a good guy.

I can probably do 10 or more hours a month. The research questions need to be specific. Not something like "find all of so-and-so's ancestors," as that would take months just to document. A good question would be something like finding out if two people are related closely.

People need to be careful and not dox yourselves by giving away too much information. I have been in a lot of different jobs and lived in a lot of places.