Helping You Secure Excess Funds the Right Way

At E. Albert Law, LLC, we understand that third-party asset recovery companies (“TPAs”) play a vital role in connecting claimants to the funds they’re owed. But navigating Georgia’s foreclosure and tax sale overage processes requires legal compliance. That’s where we come in.

We partner with recovery companies to ensure every claim is filed correctly, deadlines are met, and funds are distributed in accordance with Georgia law. By working with us, you can focus on building client relationships while we handle the legal heavy lifting.

Why TPAs Choose E. Albert Law, LLC

We provide the legal authority required by courts and trustees to pursue claims properly. Our processes are designed for compliance and efficiency, minimizing the chance of rejections or delays.  Our attorney’s fees are never split with third-party companies and will not be subject to fee-splitting arrangements. Unless otherwise agreed, our fees are deducted from the TPA’s portion of recovery. We monitor for probate requirements, liens, and statutory deadlines so that claims can proceed smoothly and in compliance with Georgia law.

How Our Partnership Works

1. Submit Intake – Provide claimant details, assignments, and supporting documents using our secure online intake form.

2. Preliminary Review – We review the claim and assess any legal risks.

3. Engagement Agreement – Once approved, we issue an attorney-client engagement strictly between E. Albert Law, LLC and the claimant (unless the TPA is the assignee of the claim), and outline our fee arrangement. If the claim is in interpleader, an interpleader contract will also need to be executed.

4. Filing & Advocacy – We file the necessary pleadings, respond to objections, and appear in court if required.

5. Distribution – Once funds are released, we disburse according to the agreed-upon structure.

What We Require From TPAs

To protect both your company and claimants, we require a valid written agreement with the homeowner/claimant, clear assignments, contingency agreements, or powers of attorney, copies of all notices and sale documents, and cooperation in providing updates or additional documents upon request.

Our Commitment to Clients

At E. Albert Law, LLC, we recognize that claimants are often facing one of the most difficult moments of their lives — losing a home. These funds may represent years of equity, a family inheritance, or the only financial resource left after foreclosure. We approach each case with compassion, understanding that our role is not just legal but also human.

Unfortunately, we have also seen many unscrupulous actors in this space charging excessive and exploitative fees. Our firm is committed to strict ethics and fairness. We do not support inflated or unreasonable fee arrangements, and we maintain a low-fee model to ensure that the rightful owners — the claimants — retain as much of their funds as possible. While we do not place formal limitations on fees, we believe that fees should not exceed 30%. This commitment to integrity and compliance guides everything we do. Claimants deserve transparency, diligence, and fairness in the handling of their cases, and we make these values central to our practice.

Ready to Submit A Case For Review?

Ready to Partner With Us?

If your company is serious about building a professional recovery practice, we invite you to complete our Third-Party Company Intake Questionnaire and connect with our office.

Strategic Consultations for Asset Recovery Companies

At E. Albert Law, LLC, we provide tailored business consultations for Third-Party Asset Recovery Companies (TPAs) who are active in Georgia’s excess funds recovery industry. These strategy sessions are designed to equip your team with the legal insight, procedural knowledge, and compliance frameworks necessary to operate effectively in this competitive field.

Our consultations go beyond surface-level guidance. We offer in-depth, practical strategies on:

• Navigating Georgia’s complex foreclosure and tax sale surplus fund statutes.

• Understanding probate and estate considerations when heirs are involved.

• Structuring recovery agreements, assignments, and intake processes for maximum compliance and efficiency.

• Coordinating effectively with attorneys to ensure claims are filed properly and defended against competing interests.

• Avoiding common pitfalls that lead to delays, claim denials, or ethical issues.

Whether you are launching a new asset recovery company or refining your existing operations, these sessions provide a roadmap for success, grounded in real-world legal experience and proven recovery strategies.

At the conclusion of your consultation, you will leave with clear, actionable next steps and a framework for working more strategically with clients, heirs, administrators, and courts across Georgia.

E. Albert Law, LLC
Trusted Partner in Georgia Excess Funds Recovery