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At RSR, we make the process of reclaiming your lost funds low-risk by offering our services on a contingency fee basis. This means if no money is recovered, you don’t owe us a dime!

Benefits of our contingency fee model:

• No hidden fees or out-of-pocket expenses for you
• No risk of accruing debt through the search process
• We are incentivized to conduct research quickly and efficiently
• Avoids conflicts of interest
• Allows those without means to access justice
• The estate pays nothing if we are unsuccessful

Even if efforts are unsuccessful, RSR will still perform all the necessary work, like providing Affidavits of Diligent Search and expert testimony to satisfy the courts. We are committed to doing everything we can for our clients, even if that means we don’t get paid sometimes.

At RSR, we determine your share of unclaimed funds based on several key factors:

• The total number of verified claimants
• The Descent and Distribution laws of the relevant state or country
• Final estate value after administrative costs

We calculate your exact entitlement shortly before the final asset distribution occurs. This ensures that you receive the maximum share that’s owed to you.

While we can’t guarantee exact timelines, our experience shows estate settlement and distribution usually takes about 8 weeks.

This may seem long at first, but since we only collect fees upon your payout, it is in our interest to expedite the process as much as possible.

Several key factors impact probate timelines including:

• Liquidating and distributing estate assets
• Court scheduling for estate hearings
• Complexities like estate taxes or will disputes
• Claims on the estate by creditors or heirs
• Types of assets requiring appraisals
• Mandatory creditor claim waiting periods
• Efficiency of estate administrators

RSR will leverage our insider knowledge to streamline the process despite these factors. Our goal is to empower you to reclaim your funds quickly and seamlessly.

Excess Proceeds represent the surplus money that remains after a property is sold in foreclosure and the sale price surpasses the outstanding debt owed by the homeowner. In simpler terms, it’s the extra cash left on the table.

This means that the homeowner, who might have faced the prospect of losing their property, suddenly has a second chance. It’s like a second lease on their financial life, an opportunity to recover and move forward.

But here’s the twist: it’s not just the homeowner who can benefit from excess proceeds. Lien holders of the property can also stake a claim to a portion of these funds. It’s a competitive arena where different parties have the potential to reap the rewards of their investment. Excess proceeds are not just a surplus; they represent a financial lifeline.

Is this all sounding too good to be true? You might be wondering why the estate or public administrator hasn’t contacted you directly. Well, it’s due to the complexities of the legal process. Attorneys and administrators often lack the time, resources, and expertise for this intricate work.

Finding missing heirs and proving heirship is time-consuming. That’s where RSR comes in. Our thorough research helps us locate individuals not known to the court.

Our commitment to ethics and transparency is what helps us build trust with our clients. We also compile vital documentation for each case, ensuring your trust and likelihood of consistent success in court.

The funds that are legally owed to you are currently securely deposited with the County Treasurer. This practice is a crucial part of the foreclosure process because it ensures that the surplus money is handled responsibly and in accordance with legal requirements. But when you choose to hire RSR, your unclaimed money won’t be sitting with the County Treasurer for long!

When it comes to foreclosure surplus funds, it’s important to note that eligibility is determined on a client-by-client basis. We understand that each situation is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

That’s why we encourage you to reach out to us at (561) 654-2750. When you call, we’ll take the time to listen to your specific circumstances and assess whether you qualify for potential surplus funds.