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Understanding the process helps you make a confident decision.
What Kinds Of Money Do You Help Recover?
We help with California property-sale proceeds, mortgage-foreclosure surplus, probate inheritances and state-held unclaimed funds. Each source has different records and requirements, so we start with your situation.
Why Did You Contact Me?
Our research may connect you or a family member with money that has gone unclaimed. Call us or request a free review, and we’ll explain the opportunity and answer your questions.
What Do You Handle For Me?
We help research the records, locate owners and heirs, organize paperwork and follow the recovery process. Every client we take on is represented by our retained attorneys at our cost. The exact work and service terms are explained in your agreement.
What If The Former Owner Has Passed Away?
An heir may have an interest in the funds. The relationship and required documents must be supported by records. We can review the available information and involve an attorney when legal work is needed.
Is The Case Review Free?
Yes. The initial review is free and carries no obligation to hire us. If we propose an engagement, you receive its terms before deciding.
What Does Your Recovery Service Cost?
Our recovery agreements use a fee tied to a successful recovery. We cover the cost of our retained attorneys’ representation. The recovery service fee and any other case expenses are explained in writing before you sign.
Can You Help If I Live Outside The United States?
We have worked with families living in France and Mexico on California recoveries. We review the records and practical requirements for your case, including signatures, notarization and any attorney involvement.
How Long Will It Take, And How Will I Be Paid?
The asset holder’s review and any legal proceedings determine the timing. Payment may pass through an agency, trustee, attorney or estate. We explain the expected path for your case; there is no guaranteed payment date.