Secure Your Rights & Assets with Expert Guidance
County Exchange specialize in recovering excess proceeds on behalf of individuals and families.
Our team handles:
Verifying eligibility and rightful ownership
Preparing and notarizing legal documents
Filing claims with county and state agencies
Navigating all legal requirements on your behalf
We work on a contingency basis meaning there’s no upfront cost
to you. We only get paid when we successfully recover your funds.
County Exchange acts as a third party auditing government agencies throughout the country, digging through public records in search of lost, missing, and unclaimed funds belonging to private citizens.
Step 1: Verification Process
To initiate the recovery process, we are required to verify your identity through a notarized affidavit. This step ensures we are communicating with the rightful individual or heir. Once your identity is certified, we will proceed with preparing and filing the necessary legal documents to initiate your claim.
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Step 2: Process Paperwork
Once all required documentation and signatures have been properly executed, we proceed by submitting your claim to the appropriate government agencies for review and verification of entitlement to unclaimed funds and assets.
Step 3: Agency Review & Disbursement
The government agency reviews the submitted claim to validate ownership and eligibility. Processing times vary by jurisdiction and may take approximately 3 to 4 months. Once approved, funds are released and promptly disbursed in accordance with our agreement.
Testimonials
Jasmine Richards
Super helpful during our process and resolving a legal dispute. The team was thorough, ensuring all documents were spot on. Highly recommend!
Monica Chandler
Explored several options before settling here. Their handling of recovering assets is 5 stars the process was seamlessly efficient and results-focused. Definitely worth it.
Thomas Krazinski
Used their services for my deceased grandfather. I was contacted by one of the associates. Everything ran smoothly, they know their stuff. Quick & efficient.
FAQs
Essential Answers to Your Questions
How much do we charge for our services?
We work on a contingency basis—meaning we only get paid after you do. There are no upfront costs. If your claim is not successful, you owe us nothing. We only charge a percentage if claims are collected.
No upfront cost will be needed. However all cost that is associated with your case will be fully disclosed.
How do I know I can trust your company?
Great question. We understand that trust is everything—especially when dealing with unexpected money. At County Exchange, we’re fully transparent, we use legal agreements, and we keep you informed every step of the way. We’re also happy to provide references and answer any questions.
It is advisable to first try direct communication and negotiation. If unresolved, consider legal mediation or arbitration.
How long does the process take?
It depends on the state and county, but most claims take 2–6 months to process. Some are quicker; some take longer due to court schedules or document requirements.
While not mandatory, having a lawyer can ensure all legal documents are correctly managed and your rights protected.
Is this legal? How do I know this is real?
Yes, this is 100% legal. Excess proceeds are protected under state law and are rightfully owed to the former owner or heirs. We file your claim through the proper legal channels—usually the county court or tax collector’s office.
Why am I being contacted about money I didn’t know existed?
When a property is sold and it sells for more than what is owed, that extra money—called excess proceeds—belongs to the former property owner. We contact individuals after researching public records that show they may be entitled to those funds.
Yes, our bureau can help protect your property rights and initiate actions to remove encroachments legally through negotiations or court proceedings if necessary.
Why can’t I just claim the money myself?
You can—but the process is often complex, involving court filings, deadlines, legal documentation, and compliance with county procedures. Most people don’t even know the money exists, and many claims go unfiled. We streamline the process and take care of everything for you.
Consult a legal expert to evaluate the breach and explore options like mediation or litigation
