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Most people are unaware that over $15 billion from tax foreclosures, tax overpayments, mortgage overages, funds due from property sales, unclaimed insurance or pensions, judicial or non-judicial foreclosure surplus, and other sources are being held by government agencies—waiting to be claimed. If these funds are not claimed, the government seizes them.
These unclaimed funds and assets are real, and we help our clients recover them through claims and legal processes, with zero upfront costs. In fact, in many cases, we can provide an advance on the return of these funds. We offer this in limited cases where our investigations are successful prior to our service being contracted please ask for details.
Some of these situations can get very involved, complicated, and expensive. We also have the ability to negotiate judgements, notes, and liens as well as the experience to navigate the legal process to do so.
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Call, Text, or Email us even if we have approached you already. We can answer any questions and then begin the process to find, then recover, any funds that may be available for you.
We send out our Agreement and paperwork necessary to you so that we can start our process to recover your Money.
Have the paperwork signed and notarized where needed. We have mobile notaries available, if needed. We can also use e-signatures if preferred, i.e. Docusign.
Return the paperwork via email, mail, in person, etc.
We handle all the heavy lifting and processes from here. You can elect to get updates, or you get a call when we are done, and you have a Cashier’s Check waiting for you.
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Recovered for the Parkinson Trust.
One Million Seven Hundred Sixty Five Thousand recovered for the Marsh estate.
Found and recovered for J. Smith, individually.
Found and recovered for Mr. Trang, individually.
Negotiated and recovered for the Branson Revocable Trust.
Found and recovered for L. Swanson, individually.
Found and recovered for D. Lee, individually.
Found combined from private and public agencies for the Watson Family Trust.
Recovered for the Smith Estate.
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Recovery is the journey of regaining strength, balance, and stability after a setback — whether physical, emotional, or mental. It begins with acknowledging the issue and taking the first step toward healing. This phase often involves assessment, reflection, and setting realistic goals for improvement.
Recovery is not a straight path; it involves progress, setbacks, and adaptation. Over time, consistency and patience help rebuild strength and resilience. Tracking small improvements and celebrating milestones can keep motivation strong throughout the process.
Successful recovery rarely happens in isolation. Support from healthcare professionals, family, friends, or peer groups plays a vital role. Access to proper resources — such as therapy, medication, or rehabilitation programs — ensures that recovery is guided and sustainable.
Once the primary recovery phase is complete, maintaining progress becomes the focus. This stage includes adopting healthy habits, staying mindful of triggers, and continuing to seek support when needed. Ultimately, recovery transforms into a lifestyle that promotes long-term well-being and personal growth.
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Unclaimed funds and/or foreclosure surplus recovery may be new to you, but helping rightful owners recover these funds has been a part of the financial industry for decades. We understand you likely have questions, so we have compiled the most frequently asked questions about unclaimed funds and surplus foreclosure funds below
No, never. In fact, in many cases, we can pay a "good faith" advance on these funds as part of our agreement with you. We do not charge our clients anything upfront. We are confident in our processes and research to the point that we cover all legal fees, court processes, notaries, litigation, and negotiations with creditors and/or lienholders to secure your funds.
We regularly review government financial audits, claims, county records, state records, title company information, and other sources.
We only get paid when you do. We do not charge anything upfront and assume all risk for our clients. We cover all costs and risks, getting paid only after all the work is done and your funds are collected. While we are in this for profit, we prioritize achieving results for you.
The timeline depends on the government agency holding your funds and/or the complexity of any required litigation. Typically, a straightforward claim can be processed within 60 to 120 days. We work quickly with a dedicated team committed to expediting your payment. Ultimately, we don't get paid until you do.
In a worst-case scenario, if, after we invest in attorneys, private investigators, and auditors, we discover there are no funds owed, or if you waited too long and the claim period expired, resulting in the government seizing the funds—you are not out any time or money. We absorb all the risk and upfront costs for our team. Not only do we not charge you upfront, but in some cases where we have strong evidence of readily available funds, we can even provide an advance on funds (feel free to ask for details).
What about the positive outcome if we successfully identify funds for you to claim? Our attorneys will file the claim, litigate the process, file necessary Estate or Trust documents (if required), and our team will handle all necessary management. You can continue with your life stress-free. We will keep you updated on the process, if you wish, but our goal is to contact you when your funds are available for pickup. We can also wire your funds or send a cashier's check.
Government Agencies, Banks, Insurance Companies, etc. have processes for overges
or unclaimed funds. These are unclaimed policies, foreclosure surplus funds, deceased relatives assets that haven't been probated or claimed, overpaid utilities refunds, unclaimed notes or judgements, etc. etc.
Most people don't know that if these funds aren't claimed in a specific period of time, different time frames vary per agency, The Government gets to keep Your Money. Nobody is happy about that idea, which is why we suggest you get a claim going with us and start the recovery process before the funds are Gone.
Yes, you can. Where you get started and where you identify if you are the rightful owner is another question entirely. The Government and private agencies that hold these funds have no incentive to work with you, or to identify you. They have countless piles of records and actively make them ambiguous and difficult to access.
We have developed processes to audit these records and research on an ongoing basis so that we stay ahead of the funds being forfeited and get them to the rightful owners, such as yourself.
All that said... Yes you have the right to do all of the research, filing, pay the Attorney's fees, fill out claims with various bureaus or companies, and pay all of the costs yourself.
OR... Let us do our work, on your behalf, with no upfront fees.
The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can deliver your funds.
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