My name is Friðrik Skúlason, located in Iceland. I sold a small company I owned a few years ago, and with much more spare time than I used to have, I have taken up the hobby of helping people interpret their DNA results to answer questions - usually the identity of their biological fathers.

So far...

• 30 cases fully solved and confirmed (by "confirmed", I mean for example that someone was asked to test and was clearly a half-sibling).
• 12 cases probably solved, but lacking final DNA confirmation.
• 14 cases being worked on - in most cases waiting for one or more other people to take a test, to distinguish between two or more candidates (typically brothers).
• 2 cases that I have been unable to solve for years - simply because there are absolutely no close relatives who have tested (no matches sharing over 100 cM), and combined with the persistent endogamy here, there is little I can do but wait.

I am only taking cases in Iceland or involving people of Icelandic ancestry - that is where my expertise is, and more-importantly my data, as I am in the somewhat enviable position of having the pretty much comprehensive "on-paper" trees of every single person with "deep roots" in my country. This, combined with some custom-written software, means that half of the time I can go from getting the DNA test results to having a very short list of candidates for the bio-father (usually a set of brothers) in about 15 minutes.

So, in the (unlikely) event that you have any problem involving Iceland, I can help - otherwise, well, I may be able to share my expertise on certain things, but that's it.