Asset Recovery

We Work Directly With Government

We hold a valid license and collaborate directly with government authorities to aid individuals in submitting their claims. We conduct thorough audits of county records, and maintain a close partnership with government officials who provide us with valuable information and updates on the status of your claim.

To enhance the efficiency of our process, we have established direct connections with many treasury departments. Through these connections, we receive up-to-date lists of individuals entitled to unclaimed funds directly from the treasury themselves. This allows us to swiftly identify potential claimants, ensuring that no eligible funds are overlooked.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

You Deserve Transparency

No UpFront Fees Ever

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We're committed to delivering our services without adding any financial strain to our clients. That's why we have a no upfront fees policy.

No Upfront Fees Ever

We operate on a contingency basis, which means we only get compensated when we successfully recover your funds. This approach ensures that our goals are perfectly aligned with yours, and you can have full confidence in our dedication to maximizing your claim.

We Pay All Legal Fees

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We've got you covered. We not only handle all the legal fees associated with your claim, but we also boast a team of experienced attorneys who are experts in navigating the complexities of asset recovery. 

We Pay All Legal Fees

Rest assured, we're fully equipped to handle your claim with precision and dedication, ensuring your funds are rightfully reclaimed.

Treasury Listings

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We've forged direct partnerships with county treasury departments. Through these connections, we directly receive updated lists of individuals entitled to unclaimed funds from the counties themselves.

Treasury Listings

This approach allows us to efficiently and promptly identify potential claimants, ensuring that no eligible funds slip through the cracks.

Dedicated Researchers

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Our dedicated team of researchers is at the heart of our mission. With their expertise and relentless commitment, they leave no stone unturned in uncovering your unclaimed funds.

Dedicated Researchers

Funds and assets that rightfully belong to you. You can trust our researchers to tirelessly work on your behalf, ensuring that your financial interests are fully realized.

No Recovery - No Fee

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We stand by our commitment: NO RECOVERY, NO FEE. It's our promise to you that you won't incur any costs unless we successfully recover your assets. 

Insurance Defense

With our proven track record and team of experts, you can trust that your assets are in capable hands. We're dedicated to going the extra mile to ensure that you receive the funds you're entitled to. 

We Get Paid Directly From County Governments

Our payment structure is designed to put your interests first.

We receive our compensation directly from the county, and our fees are contingent upon your successful asset recovery.

Simply put, we don’t get paid until you get paid.

This ensures that our commitment to you is unwavering, and your financial well-being remains our top priority throughout the process.

What Happened After Your Foreclosure?

  • The Government Foreclosed on Your Property
  • They Sent You a Notification - To The Address They Foreclosed On
  • You Never Received The Notification - Because You Were No Longer There
  • Property Was Sold At Auction - There Might Be Surplus Funds Due To You

The scenario can be quite bewildering: the government foreclosed on your property and, as standard procedure, sent out a notification.

The catch? They sent it to the very address they had just foreclosed on, the one you were no longer residing at. As a result, you likely never received this crucial notification.

What adds another layer to the puzzle is that your property was subsequently sold at auction. The silver lining in this situation is that there might be surplus funds generated from the sale that are rightfully due to you.

Understanding What Happened

The Foreclosure

When a property faces a tax deed or mortgage foreclosure, the county organizes an auction for the property due to outstanding taxes or mortgage payments. The starting bid at such an auction is typically set at the amount of the unpaid taxes or mortgage.

A lesser-known fact is that these properties often sell for more than the initial bid. Any surplus from the sale, beyond the owed taxes or mortgage, rightfully belongs to the former property owner.

The Government Notice

The county is responsible for sending out notifications regarding surplus funds, especially in cases like property auctions where the sale exceeds the amount owed. However, a significant challenge arises because these notifications are usually mailed to your most recently recorded address in the county’s records.

If you’ve moved or the property in question is no longer under your residence, there’s a high likelihood that you won’t receive these important communications. This gap in the notification process can lead to a lack of awareness about any surplus funds you might be entitled to, as the letters intended to inform you might never reach your current address.

The Foreclosure Auction

When your house is sold at a government auction, it’s like a big sale where people try to buy it. The auction is run by an auctioneer, and they start by announcing your house and asking who wants to buy it. People who are interested in your house raise their hands or make offers (bids) on how much money they’re willing to pay for it.

The highest bidder, the person who offers the most money, wins your house. They pay that amount to the government, and your house is now theirs. If the winning bid is more than what you owed on your mortgage or taxes and any other costs, there might be some extra money left over. This extra money is called surplus funds, and it could be owed to you.

Your Surplus Funds

In some states, if surplus funds from a government auction are not reclaimed within a specific deadline, the government can keep them. It’s a bit like a time limit on claiming your prize.

The government sets this deadline to manage their finances and property sales efficiently. If you miss the deadline, they may use the surplus funds for various purposes, like funding public projects or services. It’s crucial to act quickly and reclaim your surplus funds to ensure you don’t lose out on money that rightfully belongs to you.

When We Represent You

We act as your dedicated representatives in the process of recovering your surplus funds. First, we establish direct connections with government agencies and conduct thorough audits of their records to identify unclaimed funds owed to you. 

Once we’ve identified your funds, our experienced legal team steps in to handle all the necessary paperwork and legal proceedings on your behalf. This includes opening probate cases, if required, and navigating any legal complexities.

The best part is, we operate on a contingency basis, meaning we don’t get paid unless we successfully recover your money. 

The Actual Steps

We’ve got your back every step of the way. From conducting thorough research to filling out all the necessary paperwork and covering any legal fees, we handle the entire process so you don’t have to worry about a thing. Our dedicated team is here to navigate the complexities on your behalf, ensuring a smooth and professional experience.

You can trust us to efficiently help you reclaim your surplus funds. It’s what we specialize in, and we take pride in doing it right. Don’t wait any longer to get what rightfully belongs to you. Contact us today, and we’ll guide you through the process, making sure you get every dollar you’re owed.

Identifying Surplus Funds
When a county auctions a property, any leftover funds after covering debts like taxes or mortgages legally belong to the previous owner or their heirs. We obtain a comprehensive list directly from the county to identify those entitled to these funds.
Research and Agreement
Our dedicated team of researchers and private investigators works tirelessly to find potential claimants or their heirs. Once we locate them, we reach out and provide an agreement form to start the surplus fund recovery process.
Title Search and Liens Check
To ensure a smooth claim, we conduct a thorough title search on the property linked to the surplus funds. This helps us identify any outstanding liens or creditors that need attention during the claim process.
Verification of Available Funds
Before proceeding, we confirm the availability of surplus funds to ensure they can be claimed by the rightful owner or heirs.
Preparation of Legal Documents
Our experienced team handles all necessary legal documents for the claim, covering all filing fees, relieving our clients of financial burdens.
Notarization and Claim Submission
We notarize county documents to validate the claim and submit it to the appropriate county or state treasury department on behalf of our clients.
Ongoing Follow-Up
We take charge of following up with the county or state treasury department, keeping our clients informed and updated until a successful payout is achieved.
Successful Payout
Our dedicated efforts and expertise increase the chances of a successful payout. Once the surplus funds are disbursed to the rightful owner or heirs, we receive our previously agreed-upon contingency fee.