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Bibb County Surplus Funds Recovery Lawyer 

Fighting for the Rights of Those in Bibb County & Beyond Since 1993 

Foreclosure is a difficult experience, often leaving individuals and families feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about their financial future. If you’ve lost your home in Bibb County, Georgia, you might not know that you could still have money owed to you. When a foreclosed property is sold for more than what’s owed on it, the remaining funds, known as surplus or excess foreclosure funds, could legally belong to you. 

Unfortunately, recovering these funds isn’t always straightforward, and navigating Georgia’s legal system alone can be a challenging and time-consuming process. This process involves strict deadlines and legal requirements that many homeowners are not familiar with, leading to unclaimed funds being forfeited to the state. 

Since 1993, our firm has worked hard to help residents in Bibb County and across Georgia recover surplus funds that rightfully belong to them. We understand the stress involved in a foreclosure and are committed to making the claims process as smooth and straightforward as possible for you. When you work with us, you gain a trusted legal partner who can help you reclaim what’s owed. 

Call (770) 400-9102 or contact us online for your free consultation and learn how we can help recover your foreclosure surplus funds.

How We Can Help You with the Surplus Funds Recovery Process 

Recovering surplus funds after a foreclosure might seem simple on the surface, but Georgia law requires specific steps and documentation to file a valid claim. Without the proper legal experience, you may face unnecessary delays, paperwork errors, or even outright denial of your claim. This is where we can step in to navigate the process on your behalf. 

When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction in Bibb County for more than the outstanding mortgage balance and other liens, the surplus is deposited with the court or trustee overseeing the sale. It is the responsibility of the prior homeowner to file a claim for those funds, which often involves submitting a range of documents including deeds, identification, and official forms. Missing even one step in the process can derail an otherwise valid claim. 

Our firm handles everything from start to finish, including identifying where the funds were deposited, preparing and filing the necessary documents, and following up with the court or trustee to resolve any disputes. We also work to ensure that liens, junior mortgages, or other third-party claims do not interfere with your ability to receive the funds you’re entitled to.

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