Inheritance Searches

Many rightful heirs of such assets do not know they are entitled to receive this money because the records didn’t exist to inform them.

In the United States, government agencies are holding billions in unclaimed money owed to missing owners and heirs. By law, assets become legally unclaimed after the original owners or rightful heirs fail to identify and claim them in a specified period of time - generally runs one to three years.

Insurance companies, banks, brokerages, trade and credit unions, employers and utilities must transfer such unclaimed assets to the protective custody of a government trust account in a process known as escheatment.

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Many rightful heirs of such assets do not know they are entitled to receive this money because the records didn’t exist to inform them. And in some ways it is a conflict of interest for asset holders or even governments to perform extensive searches to identify legal beneficiaries of an inheritance – such searches cost money and as you might guess governments don’t mind having the funds in their coffers.

If you believe you may be entitled to an inheritance or are seeking to reclaim assets that may be rightfully yours, call Martin Investigative Services today. We utilize proprietary data sources and interact with state and local governments to identify and reclaim assets on your behalf.

There is never a fee for a consultation with one of our staff members - call us any time at (800) 577-1080, or use our contact form.

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Martin Investigative Services offers full-service investigation for corporations, businesses, celebrities, and other individuals across the United States and abroad. We are headquartered in Orange County, California, with offices in Newport Beach and Mission Viejo. We also have offices in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas. Read more about Martin Investigative Services.