Asset recovery specialists

Is the government holding money that belongs to you?

Courts and government agencies across the country are sitting on billions of dollars in unclaimed funds. Most of it belongs to people who have no idea it exists.

We find money the state never told you about, prove that it is yours, and handle the claim from start to finish. We cover every cost. You are never billed, and if the claim fails you owe us nothing.

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Who we answer to

Why you have never heard of it

This money does not show up on your state’s unclaimed property site

Most people check their state’s unclaimed property website, find nothing, and assume that settles it. It does not. The state site lists forgotten bank accounts, old paychecks and utility deposits.

The funds we recover are held somewhere else entirely: by courts, by county treasurers, by agencies that took property through eminent domain. They are recorded in case files and ledgers that were never designed to be searched by the public, and in many counties they are not published online at all.

Finding them takes work that no individual would reasonably do on their own. That is the entire business.

What we look for

The kinds of funds that go unclaimed

Money ends up sitting with a government body for ordinary reasons. Somebody moved. Somebody died. A case closed and the surplus was never collected.

  • Surplus from a foreclosure or tax sale, where the property sold for more than was owed
  • Unclaimed inheritances, probate and estate funds
  • Property taken through condemnation or eminent domain
  • Court settlements and judgment payouts that were never collected
  • Overages, partitions and lien payments left on the books
  • Old tax refunds that were returned undelivered

The honest answer

This sounds too good to be true. Here is the catch.

There is a real one, and we would rather say it plainly than have you wonder. We are a business. We take on the cost and the risk of recovering funds, and we are paid out of what we recover. That is how this works.

We carry every cost

Public record searches, paid database access, courthouse trips, private investigators, attorneys, genealogists, travel. All of it comes out of our pocket, on every case, including the ones that go nowhere.

We are paid only if you are paid

Our fee comes out of the recovered funds after they reach you. If we cannot prove the claim, we absorb the loss and you owe nothing.

You see the terms in writing first

Before anything is filed, you receive a written agreement setting out exactly what we recover and exactly what we are paid. Nothing proceeds without your signature.

We never ask for your Social Security number

Confirming your identity does not require it. Anyone asking you for one to release unclaimed money should be treated with suspicion.

The process

What actually happens, step by step

Most claims take 60 to 90 days from the point we file. Complicated ones take longer. We will tell you where yours sits at every stage.

  1. We find the funds We search public records, paid databases, court filings, property deeds, voter and military records across more than a thousand agencies, looking for money that has been sitting unclaimed.
  2. We find you Records go stale. People move, marry, change names. Tracing the rightful owner is often harder than finding the money, and it is usually why you are hearing from us by mail.
  3. We confirm you are the right person Before anything else, we verify your identity and confirm your claim has priority over any competing one. This is where a consent agreement lets us ask the fund holder direct questions.
  4. We make you a written offer Once the funds and your claim are both verified, you receive our terms in writing. You decide. If you say no, we part ways and you owe nothing.
  5. We do the work and you get paid We prepare the filings, record what needs recording at the county, and push the fund holder until the money is released.

Why time matters

Unclaimed money does not sit there forever

Many of these funds carry a deadline. Miss it and the money reverts permanently to the government body holding it. In some counties that window is short, and it is rarely advertised.

While you wait, the fund holder earns interest on money that should be yours. You usually earn nothing.

Find out whether you are owed anything

Send us your details and we will check. There is no fee for the search, no obligation, and no commitment on your side until you have our terms in writing.

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