“Recover What’s Rightfully Yours. We Make It Easy.”

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We help former homeowners recover surplus funds left over after a foreclosure sale. If your property sold for more than what was owed, you may be legally entitled to that money—and we make the process fast and stress-free.

Example: James lost his home in a foreclosure last year. The bank sold it for $250,000—but he only owed $200,000. We helped James recover the $50,000 difference he didn’t know he was entitled to.

When a property is sold at a tax deed auction, any excess funds after taxes and fees may be claimed by the previous owner. We specialize in securing these funds and guiding you through the legal process at no upfront cost.

Example: Maria’s property was auctioned due to unpaid property taxes. After the taxes were covered, $18,000 in surplus remained. We filed the claim on her behalf, and she received a check in 6 weeks.

Many estates close with funds left unclaimed by heirs or beneficiaries. We specialize in locating heirs and assisting them in recovering unclaimed probate funds that belong to their family.

Example: An estate closes with $25,000 unclaimed. We help the rightful heir file a claim and retrieve the funds.

When bankruptcy cases result in surplus funds after creditors are paid, those remaining funds can often be claimed by the former debtor. We handle the paperwork and court procedures to recover these surplus funds on your behalf.

Example: After bankruptcy proceedings, $10,000 remains unclaimed. We help the debtor reclaim these funds efficiently.

Each year, billions of dollars in unclaimed property — like forgotten bank accounts, insurance payouts, and utility refunds — are turned over to the state. We research, locate, and claim your unclaimed assets, returning what’s rightfully yours.

Example: A business is owed a $7,500 utility refund that was turned over to the state. We assist in recovering those funds.

When the government seizes and sells private property for public use, any surplus funds after expenses may belong to the original owner. We help individuals recover their surplus funds after eminent domain actions or seizures.

Example: A property seized for a public project sells for $400,000, leaving $50,000 after debts are paid. We work with the owner to secure the surplus payout.