We are not a government agency, lender, trustee, court, or law firm. You may contact the holder of funds directly and pursue a claim without hiring us.
Who may request a review

Information for owners and heirs

A former owner, co-owner, heir, estate representative, trustee, or authorized business representative may ask for an initial property review.

Former owners and co-owners

Ownership records, name changes, conveyances, and each person’s interest may affect what documentation is needed.

Heirs and estates

When a former owner has died, the possible claim may involve an estate, probate, trust, small-estate process, or other legally recognized authority.

Businesses and trusts

A business or trust generally acts through a person with documented authority, such as an authorized officer, manager, or trustee.

Some questions require legal review

Claim My Equity does not decide heirship, interpret wills, or represent people in court. A licensed attorney may be needed for probate, contested ownership, or court proceedings.