Is Florida holding money that belongs to you?
If a lender foreclosed on a property, a county sold it for unpaid taxes, or an old account went dormant, there may be money waiting for you — held by a Florida clerk of court or the State of Florida. We find it, verify it, and file for it as your attorneys.
No fee unless we recover money for you. Licensed Florida attorney — Bar No. 55551.
Money can end up in Florida's system for several reasons
Each situation is governed by a different statute, with its own deadlines and rules. Tell us which one sounds like yours, or let us check all three for you.
Foreclosure Surplus Funds
When a foreclosure sale brings in more than what was owed, the difference belongs to the former owner — not the lender.
Learn about foreclosure surplus Track B 02Tax Deed Surplus Funds
When a county auctions a property for unpaid taxes, any amount above what was owed is surplus — claimable within a strict 120-day window.
Learn about tax deed surplus Track C 03Unclaimed Property Recovery
Dormant accounts, uncashed checks, and unclaimed surplus funds are held by the State of Florida until someone claims them.
Learn about unclaimed propertyFour steps, start to finish
Free case review
Tell us about your notice or situation. A licensed attorney reviews it — there's no cost and no obligation to move forward.
We verify the claim
We confirm the funds exist with the clerk of court or the State of Florida, and identify exactly which process applies before you sign anything.
We file and represent you
We prepare the required filings and represent you directly with the clerk of court or the State of Florida, so you don't have to appear or handle the paperwork.
Funds are disbursed
Once funds are released, your share is disbursed to you. There's nothing owed if we don't recover anything.
Plain terms, no surprises
We know this space attracts non-attorney "recovery companies" that Florida courts are actively scrutinizing for hidden fees and pressure tactics. Here's exactly how we work instead.
- We work on contingency — there is no fee unless we recover money for you.
- No upfront costs, ever.
- Your fee is set out in writing before you sign anything, and depends on which type of claim applies to you.
- You are never required to hire an attorney or any other representative to pursue these claims yourself.
Why fees differ by claim type
Full detail on How It Works.
You're never required to hire us
You are never required to hire an attorney or any other representative to pursue any of these claims. You can file directly with the clerk of court or the Florida Department of Financial Services yourself, at no cost. We explain this because we'd rather you make an informed choice than feel pressured into one.
Adam Cohen, Esq.
Adam represents Florida property owners and claimants directly — as their attorney, not as an assignee of their claim. That distinction matters: it means you keep control of your case and your funds are never signed over to someone else.
Read Adam's full backgroundReady to find out if you have a claim?
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