Unclaimed Funds Recovery
Funds may still be held by the Harris County District Clerk from a past foreclosure or tax sale.
When a property is sold through foreclosure or a tax sale, the sale often brings in more money than what’s owed on the mortgage, taxes, or liens.
After those debts are paid, any remaining balance — known as surplus funds — doesn’t go to the bank or the county. It actually belongs to the former property owner.
The problem is, that money doesn’t automatically get sent out. It gets held by the court or county, and in many cases, it just sits there unclaimed for years.
Most people have no idea this money exists, don’t know where to look, or assume it’s too complicated to recover.
That’s where I come in.
I use public court records to identify potential claims, verify if funds are still available, and handle the process of filing and recovering those funds on your behalf.
There’s no upfront cost — I only get paid if I successfully help you recover your money.
How It Works
1. Case Review
2. Eligibility Check
2. Eligibility Check
I verify your case using public court records.
We search court records to locate funds tied to your name or property.
2. Eligibility Check
2. Eligibility Check
2. Eligibility Check
We confirm if funds are still available:
We verify the money is still available and that you can claim it.
3. Filing Process
2. Eligibility Check
3. Filing Process
I handle the paperwork and submission:
We prepare and file all required documents with the court.
4. Funds Released
2. Eligibility Check
3. Filing Process
Once approved, the court releases the funds
Once approved, the court releases your funds directly to you.