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Once lost

    About 1 in 7 people in the U.S. — 33 million altogether — collectively have an estimated $70 billion worth of unclaimed property being held by state treasurers, according to the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators.

    Most businesses are required by law to turn over any unclaimed money and property in their possession to their state treasurer. You can go to www.unclaimed.org to see what your state has for you.

    But that's just the proverbial "tip of the iceberg". There are actually billions more in unclaimed funds that are NOT reported to state treasurers. What we found for you is NOT publicly listed or available on any websites.

Now Found

    At Estate Claims, we specialize in auditing financial records of various entities that are not legally required to turn over their unclaimed funds to state treasurers.

    We often uncover a large amount of money that has been held for many years, indicating the rightful owner does not know about the funds or that something has happened to the rightful owner. Our team then conducts the necessary research and investigative work to determine and locate the rightful owner. Many times the current rightful claimant is a relative, heir or beneficiary.

    Our mission is to ensure that these hidden, unclaimed funds find their way to their current rightful owners, bringing closure and financial benefits to those affected.

Claim Yours

Take the next step with Estate Claims, your trusted partner in research, discovery and recovery of lost and unclaimed funds.

    Call us at (334) 284-2329 today for a free consultation to discuss your unique situation.

    There are no upfront fees and no out of pocket charges. We pay all legal and attorney fees ensuring a smooth process with no cost to you until we succeed.

    Our contingency-based model means you only split the proceeds when we successfully recover your assets.

    Begin the process now with Estate Claims and experience a hassle-free path to claim what's rightfully yours.