How it works
A clear, four-step process — with a real person guiding you through each one.
- 1
Free claim review
Send us your name and the property address. We search county and court records to confirm whether surplus funds are being held and how much they may be.
- 2
Documentation
We help you gather proof of ownership or heirship — deeds, identification, estate documents — and explain exactly what each item is for.
- 3
Attorney filing
A state-licensed attorney in the property's jurisdiction prepares and files your claim, handles court or county correspondence, and tracks every deadline.
- 4
Disbursement
Once approved, the funds are released. Our contingency fee comes only out of what you actually recover — never out of your pocket beforehand.
Common questions
What does this cost me?
Nothing upfront. Our work is 100% contingency-based, so we're only paid a pre-agreed percentage of funds we successfully recover for you. If nothing is recovered, you owe nothing.
How long does it take?
Most claims resolve in a few months, but timelines vary by county and court schedule. We keep you updated at every stage.
Do you work in my state?
Yes. We work with state-licensed attorneys across all 50 states so your claim is always filed by someone admitted in the right jurisdiction.
What if the former owner has passed away?
Heirs and estate representatives can often claim surplus funds. We'll walk you through the additional documentation that's typically required.
Ready to find out what you're owed?
Free, no-obligation review. We'll get back to you personally.