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Yes, and what sort of professional help... might do that as a VERY last resort, but imagine the temptation of a guy that comes in and says "I think there are 100+ Bitcoins on my hard drive".... ANYONE would steal them!
There is a way for this to be done.
1. Search for private keys in csv files or notepads in all disks, backup pendrives. You might have stored anything in it.
2. Search for these files, db.log, .lock , blocks folder, (index folder with .ldb files) and search for blocks like this "blk00000.dat" ,"wallet.dat", "mempool.dat"
3. Search for passwords in all browsers and emails.
If all three not working
4. Clone your hard disk. Use these softwares. After cloning, you can safely search for any thing using sofwares.
https://www.handybackup.net/hard-disk-mirroring.shtml
or
https://www.easeus.com/backup-utility/copy-and-clone-hard-drive.html
5. Use this software to search for any .dat files stored in your hard disk. https://www.easeus.com/data-recovery/recover-wallet-dat-file.html
Good luck, if you find anything.