You Have Questions. We Have Answers.
Discovering that money may be waiting for you can bring up a lot of questions - especially when you were not expecting it. At LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners, our job is to make the recovery process clear, professional, and as straightforward as possible.
What are surplus funds?
🔸 Surplus funds are money remaining after certain debts, liens, taxes, fees, or other authorized expenses have been paid following a foreclosure, tax sale, or similar proceeding. When money remains after those obligations are satisfied, the remaining funds may belong to the former property owner or another legally entitled party.
Why wasn't I automatically given the money? The organization holding the funds may not know where you currently live, may require a formal claim, or may need documentation proving that you are legally entitled to the money. In other cases, funds remain unclaimed because the rightful owner simply does not know they exist. Finding the money is only the beginning; establishing legal entitlement is the important part.
How did LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners find me?
🔸 Our Recovery Advocates research public records and other lawfully available information to identify potential recoverable assets and locate people who may be entitled to them. If we contacted you, our preliminary research identified records that we believe
warrant further investigation.
Is this legitimate?
🔸. Yes. Surplus and unclaimed funds are real. We understand why an unexpected call, letter, or text about potential money can
cause skepticism, and we encourage you to verify our company and ask questions before signing anything.
Can I claim the money myself?
🔸 In many situations, yes. You are not required to hire LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners simply because we located potential funds.
Recovery can, however, involve researching records, determining eligibility, locating documentation, preparing claim packages,
communicating with the fund holder, responding to deficiencies, and sometimes addressing liens, estates, probate matters, or
competing claims. Our role is to manage that process for you.
What does LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners do for me?
🔸 Depending on the case, we may research and verify potential funds; confirm ownership and eligibility information; determine
where funds are held; identify required documentation; assist with preparing the recovery package; communicate with appropriate
agencies and fund holders when authorized; track the claim; address administrative deficiencies; and coordinate attorney review
or representation when necessary.
What types of assets do you help recover?
🔸 Our services may include foreclosure surplus funds, tax sale or tax deed surplus funds, certain unclaimed property, estate and
inheritance-related ass
ets, and other recoverable assets that our research identifies and that we are legally permitted to assist in
recovering.
How much money am I entitled to receive?
🔸 Every case is different. The final amount can depend on the available surplus, ownership percentage, liens, judgments, competing
claims, probate matters, taxes, court costs, attorney fees, statutory deductions, and other applicable obligations. We verify
available information before treating an estimated recovery as final.
How much does your service cost?
🔸 Your Recovery Advocate will explain the applicable fee before you sign an agreement. Fees can vary based on the type of
recovery and the laws governing the funds, and some jurisdictions limit what a recovery company may charge. Your fee
arrangement will be disclosed in writing.
Do I have to pay money upfront?
🔸 For contingency-based recovery matters, compensation is generally tied to a successful recovery rather than an upfront recovery
fee, subject to your written agreement and applicable law. Your specific arrangement will be disclosed before services begin.
How long does the recovery process take?
🔸 There is no universal recovery time. A straightforward, uncontested claim may move considerably faster than a matter involving
probate, multiple heirs, liens, bankruptcy, competing claims, court proceedings, or additional documentation. Processing time also
varies by state, county, court, agency, and fund holder. We do not promise an artificial payment date simply to obtain your
business.
Why do you need my identification and personal information?
🔸 The entity holding the funds generally needs evidence establishing the claimant's identity and legal entitlement. Depending on the
case, documentation may include government-issued identification, proof of address, ownership records, probate documents,
death certificates, marriage records, affidavits, or other supporting documentation.
How do you protect my personal information?
Confidentiality is fundamental to our recovery process. We maintain administrative, technical, and procedural safeguards
designed to protect information entrusted to us. Access is limited to authorized personnel and professionals who need the
information to perform services related to your recovery. Please review our Privacy Policy & Data Protection Notice for additional
details.
Why might I need an attorney?
🔸 Some recoveries are administrative; others involve legal issues. An attorney may be appropriate or required for matters involving
probate, competing ownership claims, disputed liens, court proceedings, complex estates, or jurisdiction-specific requirements.
LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners has access to a nationwide network of independent licensed attorneys so appropriate legal
support can be coordinated when needed.
Does working with LEMOSOMC automatically create an attorney-client relationship?
🔸 No. LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners is an asset recovery company and does not provide legal advice. If legal representation is
required, the attorney relationship and any applicable engagement terms will be addressed separately.
What happens if the original owner has died?
🔸 The money does not necessarily disappear because the former owner is deceased. Depending on applicable law and the
circumstances, the right to recover funds may pass to an estate, heirs, beneficiaries, or other legally entitled parties. These cases
often require additional documentation and may involve probate or attorney assistance.
What if there are multiple heirs or owners?
🔸 Multiple owners or heirs do not automatically prevent recovery. The ownership structure and documentation requirements must
first be determined, and each person's legal interest must be addressed under applicable law and the requirements of the entity
holding the funds.
What if I no longer live in the state where the property was located?
🔸 That generally does not prevent you from pursuing a claim. Surplus recovery is usually based on legal entitlement to the funds
rather than current residence.
What if I already received a letter from another recovery company?
🔸 You may receive communications from more than one company because many surplus records are publicly accessible. Before
signing multiple agreements, tell your Recovery Advocate about any document you have already signed with another recovery
company, attorney, or representative. Multiple agreements can create unnecessary complications.
Can you guarantee that I will receive money?
🔸 No reputable recovery company should guarantee a result before the claim has been fully evaluated. Preliminary records may
indicate funds exist, but final entitlement can be affected by ownership, liens, estates, competing claims, court decisions, statutory
requirements, and other circumstances. We can promise professional research, transparency, diligent case management, and
clear communication; we cannot promise an outcome controlled by a court, agency, or third party.
What happens after I hire LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners?
🔸 Our process generally follows six stages:
1. Free Asset Review - we review available information;
2. Ownership Verification - we identify documentation needed to establish potential entitlement;
3. Document Preparation - we help assemble the recovery
package;
4. Attorney Review, if needed - legal assistance can be coordinated with an independent licensed attorney;
5.Recovery Process - the claim is submitted and monitored; and 6. Funds Returned - once approved and released, distribution
occurs according to the applicable process and your agreement.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
We believe you should understand the process before deciding whether to hire us. Speak with a Recovery Advocate and let
us explain what we found, where the potential funds are being held, and what may be required to recover them.
LEMOSOMC Recovery Partners
10320 N. 56th Street, Suite 210, Tampa, FL 33617
(813) 466-1500 | advocates@LMSRecoveryPartners.com
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