Recovering Surplus Funds for Lienholders and Creditors
Attorney Esther Mesidor
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If you hold a valid lien, judgment, or claim, you may be entitled to excess funds.
When a property is sold at foreclosure or tax sale, the proceeds first go to satisfy the debt that caused the sale. If there is money left over, other lienholders and creditors with valid claims may have the right to collect those surplus funds.
At E. Albert Law, LLC, we represent lienholders, judgment creditors, financial institutions, and other interested parties in recovering funds they are legally entitled to.
Why Work With Our Firm?
Recovering funds after a foreclosure or tax sale requires proper documentation, strict deadlines, and sometimes court hearings. Our firm brings the legal expertise and process management needed to secure your claim efficiently and ethically.
Knowledge of Georgia law: We handle foreclosure and tax sale overages across the state.
Documentation-driven process: We help you prepare and present the required lien, judgment, or payoff records.
Court representation: If disputes arise, we represent your claim in interpleader proceedings or hearings.
Ethical fee model: We believe in fairness and transparency. Our fees are structured to keep the process cost-effective for creditors while maintaining strict legal compliance.
What to Expect
Intake – Complete our online form and provide your lien, judgment, or supporting documentation.
Evaluation – We review your claim and confirm whether your lien or judgment is enforceable against the funds.
Engagement – If the claim is valid, we provide a written engagement agreement outlining representation and fees. If the claim is in interpleader, an interpleader contract will also be required.
Claim Filing – We submit the necessary pleadings with the trustee or court and respond to any objections.
Distribution – Once approved, we disburse funds to you through our firm’s trust account.
Get Started Today
If you are a lienholder, creditor, or other interested party with a potential claim, don’t wait — statutory deadlines apply, and delaying may forfeit your right to recover.
Need more details first? You can also request additional information or a brief free consultation to discuss your situation.
E. Albert Law, LLC
Trusted Partner in Georgia Excess Funds Recovery