Court Claim Services, LLC
"We recover what's rightfully yours-
Because your money should be with you!"
Did your house go through foreclosure auction sale?
What happens AFTER the foreclosure?
Find Out If You Have Money Waiting
Start Your Claim Now
A foreclosure auction sale happens when a house or condo owner doesn't pay the taxes / mortgage
The house or condo is then sold to pay the taxes / mortgage due
***If you think the foreclosure was incorrect, speak with an attorney to appeal the foreclosure
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
We provide a service to get these funds to their rightful owner
If the property sells for more than what was owed, the remainder belongs to the previous homewoner
The county sent a Notice of Surplus to the foreclosed address, which is why
the homeowner never knows about this money.
Even if the homeowner dies, the heirs of the deceased can lawfully receive the cash.
No Upfront Fees-Only Pay When Your Claim Is Successful!
HOW IT WORKS
1
Initial Consultation
We gather all the information needed to determine if you're
eligible to receive the funds.
2
Claim Filing
We file the claim
on your behalf
to the correct
court and judge.
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3
Claim Recovery
We advocate
on your behalf
to ensure you
receive what's
rightfully yours,
4
Payment
When your claim
is approved, you
receive your
funds
promptly
FAQ's
What is a Surplus Claim?
A surplus claim is filing for overage funds from a foreclosure sale.
How long does the process take?
Process times vary per case per county and state.
Do I have to pay upfront?
No, because we work on contingency. If you don't get the funds, we don't get paid.
What if I don't claim my funds?
If the funds go unclaimed by a certain timeframe, the funds will be forfeited to the state.
Can I file a claim myself?
Yes. However, the process can be complex, requiring legal paperwork, deadlines, and court procedures.
What do I need to file a claim?
A valid ID, proof of ownership or relationship, any legal documents requires by the court.