Trust-first communication
We explain why we are reaching out, what record prompted the research, and what information is still unknown.
Built on trust. Guided by proof.
We find what public records may have left behind.
After a tax sale or foreclosure auction, surplus proceeds can remain with a county or court. OveragePath helps former property owners and eligible heirs understand whether a claim may be worth pursuing.
Our mission
Make a complex process feel clear, documented, and respectful.
Public surplus-fund records can be difficult to locate, interpret, and follow. The person named in a record may have moved, and an estate or heirship question can add another layer of work.
Our role is to research the available information, communicate plainly, and help organize the next steps. We do not pressure people to act; we provide the facts we found so they can make an informed decision.
What you can expect
Written terms before work begins
When a recovery arrangement is appropriate, the scope, fees, and responsibilities are set out in a written agreement for review.
A process that follows the record
County and court procedures vary. We keep the research, requested documentation, and submission steps organized around the applicable process.
Clear boundaries matter.
OveragePath is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We do not decide legal eligibility, interpret court orders, or guarantee a recovery outcome.
When a claim calls for legal analysis, a court filing, or attorney representation, we can help coordinate information and documentation with the claimant's attorney or an appropriate legal professional.
Where offered, our recovery fee is contingent on disbursement rather than due upfront. Specific terms, availability, and requirements are always confirmed in writing.
Start with what you know