Recover the
funds typically lost
to tax sales.
Millions in surplus funds sit unclaimed in Georgia counties. We navigate the legal complexity to get your money back. No upfront fees, ever.
What are Tax Sale Overages?
When a property is sold at a tax auction for more than the taxes owed, the extra money, known as the "surplus" or "overage", legally belongs to the original owner or their heirs.
However, counties are not always proactive in finding you. If these funds aren't claimed within a specific time window (statute of limitations), the county gets to keep them.
Read Common FAQsWhy Funds Go Unclaimed
It’s surprisingly common. People move, mailing addresses change, or heirs simply aren't aware of their inheritance rights.
Navigating the county's bureaucracy to prove ownership can be complex and time-consuming. We specialize in cutting through the red tape to get your money released quickly.
COUNTY
OWNER
Comprehensive Recovery Services
We handle every aspect of the claim process. From the initial audit to the final check issuance, our team (and partner attorneys) manages the bureaucracy so you don't have to.
Georgia Focused
Laws regarding tax deeds and surplus funds vary wildly by state. We focus exclusively on Georgia code (O.C.G.A.) to ensuring higher success rates and faster processing times.
How It Works
We handle the heavy lifting. From research to recovery, our team navigates the bureaucracy for you.
Eligibility Check
We start by auditing county records to verify if surplus funds are being held in your name.
Document Prep
We help you gather and prepare the specific proof of ownership documents required by the court.
Legal Filing
Our partner attorneys submit the official claim motion to the county, ensuring full compliance.
County Decision
The county reviews the motion. If approved, funds are released. If denied, we handle the appeal.
Start Your Recovery Today
Don't let your funds escheat to the state. The consultation is free, and we only get paid when you do.