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Our goal is to help individuals and families identify and recover funds that may be available to them.
Public records indicate funds may be available.
We reviewed publicly available records and identified a property or account that may be associated with you or someone you represent.
We are an independent asset recovery company.
We assist clients by preparing and submitting claims to the appropriate county, state, or government agency and communicating with those agencies throughout the claims process. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.
There is no obligation to use our services.
You are always free to file a claim on your own. If you choose to work with us, we'll guide you through the process and handle the paperwork from start to finish.


When a property sells for more than the amount owed at a tax deed or foreclosure auction, the remaining funds may legally belong to the former owner or their heirs.
Excess proceeds don't automatically go to the former owner.

The county sends out surplus notification letters, but most of the time, they go to the last address on record, so you are never informed.
Outdated mailing addresses are one of the biggest reasons funds go unclaimed.

We manage the entire claims process—from verifying eligibility to submitting your claim—so you can focus on what matters most.
No upfront fees. You only pay if your claim is successfully recovered.



Every year, billions of dollars in unclaimed property are reported to state governments by banks, businesses, insurance companies, and other financial institutions.
These funds often belong to individuals, families, or businesses who may not realize they are entitled to claim them.
Unclaimed assets may include:
Forgotten Bank Accounts
Checking accounts, savings accounts, and dormant financial accounts.
Safe Deposit Box Contents
Unclaimed valuables, documents, and other property held by financial institutions.
Uncashed Checks & Payments
Payroll checks, refunds, dividends, vendor checks, and other outstanding payments.
Money Orders & Cashier’s Checks
Unused or forgotten monetary instruments.
Insurance Proceeds
Life insurance benefits, policy proceeds, and other insurance-related payments.
Stocks, Bonds & Mutual Funds
Unclaimed investment accounts, dividends, and securities.
Trust & Estate Assets
Funds associated with trusts, estates, and beneficiary accounts.
Royalties & Mineral Rights Payments
Unclaimed payments from royalties, leases, and other interests.
Escrow & Settlement Funds
Funds remaining from real estate transactions, legal settlements, and other escrow accounts.

At Family Assets Recovery LLC, we handle the entire filing process, including:
Research
Documentation
Legal fees
follow-up
Allowing our clients to sit back and relax while we navigate the complexities on their behalf. Trust us to help you reclaim your surplus funds efficiently and professionally. Contact us today to start the process of reclaiming what is rightfully yours.
When a property is sold at auction by the county, any surplus funds or excess proceeds remaining after satisfying the outstanding debts (such as taxes or mortgage payments) are legally due to the previous owner or their heirs. We receive a comprehensive list directly from the county, which helps us identify individuals entitled to these funds.
Once we have identified potential claimants, our dedicated team of researchers and private investigators conducts extensive research to locate the individuals or their heirs. Once located, we reach out and provide them with an agreement form to initiate the process of reclaiming the surplus funds.
To ensure a smooth and successful claim, we perform a thorough title search on the property associated with the surplus funds. This search helps us identify any outstanding liens or creditors that need to be addressed during the claim process.
Before proceeding with the claim, we confirm that the surplus funds are available. This step ensures that the funds are accessible to the rightful owner or heirs.
Our experienced team prepares all necessary legal documents required for the claim. We handle the entire documentation process and bear all legal filing fees, relieving our clients of any financial burdens associated with the claim.
Once the legal documents are prepared, we proceed with getting the county documents notarized to validate the claim. We then submit the claim to the appropriate county or state treasury department on behalf of our clients.
After the claim is submitted, we will follow up with the county or state treasury department to ensure that the process is progressing smoothly. We keep our clients informed and updated throughout this stage until a successful payout occurs.
Our dedicated efforts and expertise maximize the chances of a successful payout. Once the surplus funds are disbursed to the rightful owner or heirs, we receive our contingency fee as previously agreed.

No Upfront Fees
Secure & Confidential
Nationwide Service
Success Based Fee