Unclaimed funds resulting from overpayments, court refunds, escrow balances, or dormant financial accounts often sit in state treasuries or county registries until claimed by rightful owners.
Unclaimed property includes a wide variety of financial assets that have remained inactive or dormant for a specific period of time. This can include court-held refunds, utility deposits, uncashed insurance payouts, escrow balances, and forgotten corporate or individual bank accounts.
When companies or courts cannot locate the rightful owner, state law requires them to transfer these funds to state treasuries or local court registries where they remain held in trust for the public.
Billions of dollars in unclaimed funds sit across state and county agencies because rightful owners move, change names, or simply have no idea the funds exist.
We scan state unclaimed property registries and court holding accounts.
We compile required affidavits, identification, and proof of association.
We manage the filing process until the state or court issues your payout.
