Claim what's rightfully yours
We help former homeowners and families recover excess proceeds from escrow, insurance, and foreclosure sales. No upfront fees — we're paid only when you are.
We don't chase the easy answers. We chase the right ones.
Every claim gets a careful review of the foreclosure file, the escrow trail, and any junior liens. We trace the funds, then our licensed attorneys work to secure what's rightfully yours.
Concrete recovery steps, not vague promises
We turn a complex process into clear, actionable steps. Here is what we deliver for you.
Case review
We review your foreclosure file and confirm whether excess proceeds exist in your case.
Attorney coordination
Our licensed attorneys handle the legal work to secure your funds and limit junior liens.
Lien limitation
We work to keep junior liens from attaching to your proceeds, so you keep more of what's owed.
Fund distribution
Once secured, we guide you through the process to receive your excess proceeds promptly.
We secure excess proceeds, not promises
The team was straightforward from the first call. I had given up on recovering any money after my foreclosure, but they tracked down the remaining proceeds and handled everything with no upfront cost.
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Former Homeowner
Working through legal paperwork after losing a home felt overwhelming. I appreciated how they explained each step clearly and worked with a licensed attorney to get my funds released.
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I didn't think anything was left from the sale of my property. They found excess proceeds I didn't know existed and made sure other claims couldn't attach to them before I got paid.
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Most excess proceeds are recovered
We work with licensed attorneys to secure your funds and limit junior liens. Recovery rates depend on the case, but most claims succeed.
95%
Claims recovered
80%
Resolved in 90 days
100%
Contingency no fees
Wondering if those excess proceeds are yours?
We'll review your case and give you a straight answer. Start with a free case review.